Digitized by the Internet Archive
;; in2014
https://archive.org/details/crimson1983ever
Local
///>/
Presenting
EHS
1 1
16
All The
President's Men
President is the chief executive of the
student council. He is the figure head
official. The President of the 1 9S2-
S3 class IS Richard Burke. Vice-
President is next In rank to the presi-
dent and assuming his duties In the
event of the president's absence or
Incapacity. The Vice-President usually
has minor duties. The Vice-President
of the 1 B82-S3 class is Patricia Bruz-
zese. Secretary is the person who
keeps records and assists In major
decisions. The secretary is responsi-
ble for notices and keeping minutes of
the meetings. The Secretary for the
1 9S2-S3 class Is Lisa DeGregorio.
Treasurer is the officer in charge of
funds. She receives and distributes
the money collected from the Student
Council funds. The Treasurer of the
1 9S2-B3 class is Cathy Monahan.
The Student Council Is made up of
three representatives of each class.
Their duties are to promote student
responsibility and school spirit. The
Student Council for the 1 9S2-S3
class Is Peter Chlarello, Denlse Dlorio,
and Maria Rossetti.
The Student Advisory Committee is
made up of four high school students
and two vocational students. The
three high school students represent
the whole student body. The three
students that represent the class of
1 9B2-S3 are Denise Lombardi,
Arlene Mazochia, and John Siracuse.
William Beradino represents the en-
tire vocational student body, while
Alice Charbineer acts as an alternate.
Lisa DIGregorio. Cathy Monahan. Richard Burke, Pacnicia Bruzzese
Denise Diono. Peter Chiarello. Maria Rossetti
Alice Chainbonnior. Denise Lombardi. Billy Beradino. Arlene Mazochia. John Siracuse
IB
Josephine Pannullo
Brian McPhee
Jill McKinnon
Denise Maccioli
Judy MazzochiB
Karen Tuohy
Mary Guerriero
Lisa Fasciano
Janice Doherty
Micheel Wommer
Anthony Robillard
Kim Clark
Zografia Minos
Emily Ruberto
Carole Spano
Betty So
Cassandra Cuttulle
Kathy Tano
Lucy Guardia
Donna Naso
Paul Cadigan
Anna Commito
Denise Lombard!
Ann-Mane Foti
John Siracuse
Gianna D'Angelo
Anne Gertz
Mary Grace Nicholls
Maria Bennett
Karen Garofalo
30
Sharon Bucchiere
Bobby Martinage
Paul Maiun
Paul Danatio
John Whicney
Diane Laldley
Michele Rizzo
Craig Powers
Debbie Walace
Laura Peterson
Arthur Durkin
Sean Casey
Patricia Freelove
Kelly Nigro
Lisa Gianatasio
Trisha Moccia
Tom Burns
Billy Beradino
Tnacey Dean
Mildred Bernier
Vincent Pacecca
Jay Jenkinson
Billy Clear
Liz Thistle
Mary Maclntrye
Dawn Mottola
Mary Allen
Lisa Kelly
Kelly Stirrat
Steven Pendenza
31
Lyanne Cacalano
Susan Mascone
Steven Borseti
Michael lascone
Scocc McAdam
Jill Tiben
Kim Borgonzi
Cathy Monahan
Lynn Garron
Dorothy McBnde
John DeGnegono
Michael Light
Frank Campagna
Thomas Caroll
Mark Sawyer
Giovanna Spadaro
Philip Cifala
Antonia Cifale
Rosa Botta
Anna ScLafani
Carmela Esposito
Domenica Bottari
Carmela Carbone
Thersa Wing
Loni Casey
Karen Rivers
Kathy Crowley
Jennifer Perry
Trisha Perry
Michele Glennon
3S
Joy Pananeee
Unda Vertullo
Stacey Ruggiero
Steven RuggieriD
Marc Ireton
Michael Forgione
Lisa DiGnegono
Peter Chiarello
Paul Barry
Nancy Mahoney
Sean Connolly
Shawn Watson
Maria Rossetti
Nancy Coughlin
Joseph Coughlin
Jim Frati
Lisa Rocco
Lynne Hallock
Julie Rocco
Kristen Golden
Sharon Glavin
Denise Anzalone
Arlene Mazochia
□enise Diorio
Susan Fleet
Gail Constantine
Marty OToole
Mark LeDonne
Scott Noonan
Paul Strahan
Ken Mayo
33
34
Lisa Giacchetto
Lisa Cesano
Teresa Raao
Michelle Rideout
Judy BenoiC
Kenny Yebba
Karen Jannino
Tracy Shanley
Richie Collins
Pecer Desimone
Lorriane Mucci
□awn Chiarello
Shelia Tully
Sceven Mele
Lorraine McGee
Barbara Agri
Karen Venezia
Alyse Richman
□ebra Harper
Lon Cooper
Roland Sampson
Shelley McCarthy
Kelly McCarthy
Robin Rao
Josephine Sannella
Nanci Wierbowicz
- Frank DeCaro
Theresa McComnick
Louisa Marra
Robert Fitzpatrick
Joseph Torres
35
Laurie Kelly
LisB-Jo Yeremian
Suzanne Lloyd
Joyce Bancolo
Michele Ferguson
Denise Barlecta
Kim Hatch
Cheryle McPhee
Fran Giordano
Maria Vincenci
Joe Imbornone
Marianne Sheehan
Rich Alberigie
Tom DiNapoli
Tare Shanon
Phyllis Eiro
Jane Currant
Maria Marinelli
Carol Wallin
David Taber
Chuck Gibson
Debbie Greene
Karen Lamontagne
Celeste O'Donnell
John McKinnon
Rich Rigolini
1
'•V
SENIOR MAGIC///
37
1 4 Plummer St.
63 Dartmouth St.
Lawyer
"Thanks for the times that you've
given me, the memories are all in my
mind. " Commodores
Memories: Jr. year. Jr. prom, Rich
4/1 3/S2. J. F. ell the good times we've
had. 5/7/B2. 7/1B/B2.
9lccAard . {//^rt^l
"Rick"
66 Woodville
Pilot
"Whatever is worth doing at all. is
worth doing well. "
Memories: Football 2.4; Baseball
H.3.4; Diane
"Mia"
76A Walnut St.
Secretary
"Remember yesterday,
dream about tomorrow,
but live for today. "
Memories: Always Scott, A Very Spe-
cial Person 1 0/6/'7B — Karen R. ,
K.S., P.M., D.D., L.G., B.C., M.B.,
L.C. , G. D., Girls Bethroom
"Ammo"
1 2 Raymond St.
"If you can keep your head when ell
about you are losing theirs and blam-
ing it on you." Kipling
Memories: The four years I spent in
this building, 7, D.D. , R.S., J.D
I
"Nampy"
32 Villa Ave.
Biologist
"Each day gives us a chance to live, to
love, to laugh, and to look up at the
stars. "
Memories: FTA, Spanish Club, Ger-
man Club, lA's Fm, A and C.
I
Anza/anc
"Spider"
22 Rock Valley Ave.
Nurse
"Life is too short, so why waste pre-
cious time. " Benatar
Memories: Track 1,2; C. C. 2, CIsss
Day usherette. Yearbook Staff, Cape
81. Summer 32. B.F.F. Laura.
LLC. Stadium CP.. Olive Oyl. J.S.P..
Tony P.F. Y.T.
"Duck"
S Rosedele Ave.
Attorney
"To say nothing, especially when
speaking is half the art of diplomacy."
Durant
Memories: Science Club 2. 4; Nation-
al Honor Society 3, 4; International
Club 3,4; Photography Club 2, Sci-
ence Fair 2, 4; Research 2, Lab Assis-
tant 4.
3B
1 03 Dartmouth St.
Electronic Technician
□rink up those cheers to yesterday
ind soon you'll drink your tears away. "
3.T.M.C.
viemories: The cellar, all those ab-
sences.
213 Bradford St.
Medical Assistant
"Time cannot wait, it doesn't stand
still, it passes us by like the wind on a
hill."
Memories: Junior Picnic, "C. L. -T. I.-
B2". Cheryl. Laina. CP.. "Ye".
20 Bradford St.
Andy. C
B2 Veterans Ave.
Auto Mechanic
Memories: R.S.P. , Cemetery. Lynn
Marsh, Road Partying
3 Russell St.
Carpenter
If I leave here tomorrow will you still
remember me? Cause I'm as free as a
bird now and that bird you cannot
change.
Memories: Open House, Christmas
party in 212. Thanks for the help
Mrs. Brickley & Mrs. , Maloney S Mr.
Bottaro
"Bri"
2B Reynolds Ave.
Management
"Whatever is worth doing at all. is
worth doing well."
Memories: Hotline. Dawn. Maria.
Shawn, Em. Jr. Prom.
36 Duncan Rd.
Success
"Live your own lifestyle don't let any-
one live it for you. "
Memories: PKP3.4; L. S. . L. L. . B.H..
D.C . Pam and Rich J.R.P.
1 37 Cottage St.
"You can't always get what you want,
but if you try sometimes you just
might find, you get what you need. "
The Stones
Memories: Tia-Maria. N.H.. roller-
skating. Stoneham. Girls bathroom Al-
ways Scott TM. MA. MG. CO, RO.
Corky.
33
^licAard (Bennett
"Rich"
1 37 Cottage St.
Army
Memories: Teachers, Gym, class-
mates.
"Judy"
119 Union St.
Airline Stewardess
A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter;
If you have found one, you heve found
a treasure.
Memories: Being a member of the In-
ternational Club. K. L. , S. C. . L. D. , L. V.
(Vernier
"Millie"
•41 Cottage St.
Accountant
Special joys. Special places.
Special friends together —
The moments pass so quickly,
but the memories are f oreverl "
Memories: Yearbook Staff. C.Y.O.
Search S.B. . Katie. Mary. Lisa. De-
nise. Betty. Katl-.y. I.C. Riffle line.
Kowloon. Always Remember PRM.
Thank you Mom.
Ron
1 O Luke Rd.
Aeronautical Engineer
"Look to where you're going and not to
where you've been. "
Memories: Baseball 1,2; Leo's Lab,
T.G.O.
Lumpy
1 6 Duncan Rd.
Printer
"Out there is s fortune waiting to be
had you think I'd let it go your mad. you
got another thing coming. "
Judas Priest
Memories: Football 1 .2.3.4; Student
Advisory A, Sr. Prom Comm. . Ma S.
□ad. Bernie. Greg T. . Marsh Gigs.
The Hurst. CB. R. P. ) Susan F.
Barney
1SB Russell St.
Carpenter
Memories; Mr. Luongo's Room.
i2
^^^^^ ^^^H
GatAertrw 0isAo^
"Cathy"
1 B Union Ave.
Happiness
"Remember yesterday
□ ream of Tomorrow
But live for Today! "
Memories: Drama 2, 3. ■4; Special
Friend Joe, Cape Cod, Summer S2,
Jimmy 1G/21/S2, My party's, Rock-
land, C. H., D.O., B.B. , J. S., M.B..
P.P., J.C.. C.B., Thanks Mom and
Linda
"Kim"
1 1 Elwood St.
Nurse
There are two days about which no-
body should ever worry, and these
are yesterday and tomorrow.
Memories: Cheering 3. 4; Parties. Ju-
nior Prom. L. M., Friends: L-J-L-D-L-
S-D. Cape Cod, Square, good times.
40
Steoerv Worsen
"Bo"
53 EsCes St.
Wealth
'We have a million reasons for failure,
but not a single excuse. "
Memories; Baseball 1.2,3.4; The
Kids.
"Kid"
1 1 O Walnut St.
Business Manager
"No matter how hard the rough times
get. they will get easier when some-
one special is beside you. "
Memories: Rob 3/B/B2. Senior Prom.
Sis. Pumpkin, International Club —
President. Yearbook Staff, Thanks
Tom, Cuz, Anna, Mimma, Maria P..
A.C.. "SWEETIE"
0C
"Mimma"
113 Elm St.
Travel
Love isn't put on your heart to stay,
love isn't love until you give it away.
Memories: Yearbook Staff. Interna-
tional Club. National Honor Society.
Science Club. Anna. Tonia. Rosa.
A. C. , C. C. . Carmeia, Italia World Cup
'82.
54 Central St.
"Tom"
21 Autumn St.
Millionaire
"What a man thinks of himself that is
what determines or rather indicates
his fate."
Memories: PD, DR, KD, PK, FP, TC,
Jr. Prom Wknd, Mr. M, Inskies, Ban-
di, TB. PM, Drama.
1 7 Walnut St.
"Ruthie"
55 Bow St.
Lawyer
". . . only time will tell ..." Asia
Memories: Basketball. Tech. Tour-
ney: Softball, State Tournament:
Babe Ruth, Swan St. CMike's parties)
the Cape, Charlestown. R.L.
"Barnes"
43 Norwood St.
Fashion Retailer
"Like Totally"
Memories: Lunch 1,2.3.4; Art
1 .2.3.4; Moving then coming back to
E.H.S. , D.M. , K.R. . R.R. , J.T. . C.B..
M.B., K.M.
41
A Montrose St.
Master Electrician
He who works with his hands is a
laborer. He who works with his hands
and heed is a craftsman. He who
works with his hands, his head, and
heart is an artisan.
"Tricia"
1 Bucknam St.
Business Administration
"The moment may be temporary but
the memory is forever. "
Memories: Vice President 1,2. 3. 4;
Prom Committee "3. A; Yearbook,
Softball 2, Glee Club 1,2, K.X.N. "T-
1 2-B2", Love ya Mom and Dad, "Dip",
T-Bird E.S. Classday Usherette K-
1 2-F. Love ya Steven "3- 1 2-B2"
1 "75 Springvale Ave.
Plenty
"When the dream came I held my
breath with my eyes closed. " Young
Memories: Field hockey 1.2.3.4;
Track 2,4; KXN, E-Ciub. "O", Feet,
siliag, "I'm no. " Virginia. LLC, "Sailing,"
Bambi, Mike, Gobble, S.T. . OFN's,
Billy.
"Ricky"
4"7 Villa Ave.
Wealth
"What is a man. what has he got. if not
himself then he has not. " Sinatra
Memories: Jr. and Sr. Class Presi-
dent. Mr. and Mrs. Mastrangelo,
Partying. My Room, E. Square, Shor-
ty, Kink, McPhee 12/80-3/B1, Sta-
dium, The girls, Irish.
^l^amaS' S. turns'
T.J.
256 Main St.
Accountant
"Winning isn't everything.
It's the only thing.
Vince Lombard!
Memories: Football 3,4; yearbook
staff. C.Y.O. New Paper staff 2-4.
sports editor 4. E club. Jr. Sr. Prom,
Shu's house. Sr. Christmas party. K
of C. Stersky + Hutch. BAP. Debbie
1 1 /23/B2. Thanks Ma + Dad.
Squig
35 Bucknam St.
State Trooper
"I did it my \Neiy"
Memories: Diana, and leaving behind
my teachers Mr. Doyle end Mr.
Maloney
^TiomaS' Garro/l
Tom
3 Magnolia St.
"I faced it all. and I stood tall, and I did it
my way. "
F. Sinatra
Memories: Football 2.4; Hockey 2.
Baseball 2, C.S. P.. Sun. Oil Hill, Leo's
sister's house. Junior Prom. Harold
National Park. — Kim — .
•Sanclrw jt£. (jamar^
Sandy
30 Spruce St. '
Computer Technician
F.S.P. . The corner. Junior Year,
S.G. . L. L. . J.C . Senior Christmas
Party, etc. , Summer of 'S2.
42
35 George St.
Business Owner
Memories: Tennis 2.3.4; The apsrt-
-nenc. Senior dress up day.
Lee
1 2 Luke Rd.
"No one can tell what the future
knows, you make the choice of how it
goes. "
Memories: Freshman Eng. , Barbara.
Gianna, Michelle Dude. KT Kim. Pro-
con, MM, Summers Up PA. 2/21/B2
Garme/a^ Gar/nme^
6 Winter St.
Legal Secretary
'Today well Lived makes every yester-
day a dream of happiness and every
tomorrow a vision of hope. "
Memories: Libby's Class, Josephine,
Pine. Gina. D.H., Feasts, Mamma &
Papa. "Italia 32"
1 50 Glendale St.
Mrs. Sal Manganiello
"True love is once in a life time rarety
therefore I am. "
Memories: Miss Libby, Mr. Leach.
July 31st. B2. Robyn R. Homeroom.
M-l-D
QBar^aro/ (jarroS
37 Everett St.
"Should I stay or should I go" Clash
Memories: Janet's class. Maddies
class. Lisa. Gianna. Michele. Mary.
Tare. J-9. Mea. Tina, Karen. Cessar-
o's literature. Bambi. Gina. Diane
Seriously
Spaz
37 Arlington St.
Wealth
"Those crazy nights
I do remember in my youth
I do recall those were the best times
most of all. " Journey
Memories: CYO Basketball. MVP,
CYO. Field Hockey. Softball. Karen.
Pat. Andrea, Van Halen, Mom S Dad,
B-ball
65 Albion St.
Happiness
"Hold on to sixteen as long as you can.
Changes come around real soon
Make us women and men. "
J. Couger
Memories: Ham Beach. Jr. Prom. V.
Day'B2. K.P.A.. Lake Mon. . 20 P.S..
Well. Dr.?. P. I.. Paul. C.I. K.T.. K.M.,
C.L.. R.M.
•Sean/ (ja&e^
B5 Albion St.
If you want something bad enough you
can get it.
Memories: Hockey 2-3-4; Tennis 2,
Soccer 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; C.Y.O.,
D.L., R.B.
43
1 1 Duncan Rd.
Data Processing
Memories: 12/14/79. Hamilton St..
L. G. , A. S. . D. G. , LyM & D/F, The Hen
AM. M. S T. C. Si T. . 1 2/-4/B 1 ; IVB &
M/S. Broadway East, NSA. Tishie.
Studio. AC. CY, DS. M,G(E.B.). Ma.
#1 half Dawn.
jtiicAael (jastana
Mike
2 Loren Pk.
Lawyer
"Everybody's working for the
weekend"
Loverboy
Memories: Hockey 1.2,3.4; Asst.
Capt. A\ Jr. Prom, Prom Committee,
Shu's House Oompa Night, stadium.
S.I.H.. O.T.B.. C.A.P.
"Kity Al"
37 Heath St.
Computer Programmer
Memories: Village. Yellow Submarine.
Football 1 .
Kim
23 Road A
Veterinarian
"All things bright and beautifal
All creatures great and small
All things wise and wonderful
The lord God made them all"
Alexander
Memories: Jr. Prom. Chorus, Char-
lie, KR, Miss G. Mrs. C. . Mrs. T. . Roll-
erworld. and all my friends.
AA
Kim
37 Bettinson Ave.
Child Psychologist
Paint your own rainbow — no one else
can!
Memories: Hockey Cheerleading 2.3;
Proms. Pep Squad. Chria CI.A. L. Yl],
Guidance aide, parties. A. M.R., —
Friends are Forever. J.F.. Mike,
J.R.P. , Thanks Mom and Dad.
Bill
B May St.
College
"A success is one who decided to suc-
ceed — and worked. A failure is one
who decided to succeed — and
wished. "
— William Ward
Memories: Bill-N-Lisa, Walkout, "The
Real World" L. Baldi, "The Guys",
Steve, Bill, Dave, Tom.
1 65 Russell St.
"Men, unlike any other thing in the Uni-
verse, grows beyond his work, walks
up the stairs of his concepts, and
emerges ahead of his accomplish-
ments. "
Steinbeck
Debbie
1 5 Otis St.
Secretary
"Good friends are precious gifts you
never let go. "
Memories: Cindy, Paula, Angela,
Beth, Lisa, "Village", T Latter, John
2/2Q/B1
45
"RE"
31 Hosmer St.
Secretary
"Life goes on, things happen every
day. So appreciate what you've got,
before it is taken away. "
Memories: Jr. Prom (stagg), S-ball,
T.D., N.C.. R.C., S.R., Hotline-FRED,
Pleasant St. DiBlasis-Mr. D's — Rob-
bie B-30-BS.
Joe
1 63 Hancocl< St.
Dick
a"? □akiand Ave.
"Law Enforcer"
Many thought it couldn't be done But,
these four years I have won.
Memories: Toe truck. Roller palace.
Pig face. Cape Cod Partie "B2" D.T.
CM. J.V. L. V. Dress up day
^ imia 6?. (jommiio-
20 Hall Ave.
Success
"The key to happiness, is having
dreams. The key to success is making
them come true. "
Memories: Cheerleading 2,3,4; Se-
nior Prom Committee; International
Club 3, •4; Science Club, Yearbook
Staff, Guidance Aide, M.R., D.M.,
K.C., S.C. RMCTA. MSD CR.B.J.
S.S., "82", CD.F.), Chese.
"764 Broadway
Medical Field
"Through knowledge man can control
his fate. "
Abram Kandiner
Memories: Football 1 ; Hockey 1 ,2,3;
Baseball 1,3,4; TrBck4, Science Club
4, Band 1 , Yearbook Staff 4, Student
Government Day Representative Cal-
ternate), C.Y.Q. Ski Tripe; "The
Bridge"; A C. Kev.
ffail Gofi&tanti/ie'
Clark St.
Success and happiness
No dream is beyond your reach
Memories: Footbell Cheerleading
2.3,4; secretery 1 , Softball 2, F T. A.,
Yearbook Staff, Guidance Aide, "Dip",
feet, "selling," KXN, Thanks Ma S
Dad, E.S., T-Bird, K-12-F, CT.B..
CM., S B.) (DSBJ.
1 54 Shute St.
^Ra6m GoAta *
24 Swan St.
Success
"The page may crumble, the ink some-
day fade, but never the memories of
friends I heve mede. "
Memories: Junior Prom Stag, The
Girls, Lisa, Michele, Lynne, Lynda,
Stacey, Patty, Pleasant St. Summer
S2
46
61 Foster St.
Kathy
1 5 Cleveland Ave.
Medical Secretary
Don't neglect the chance today
to do some kindly act
or pay a little compliment
with thoughtfulness and tact.
Memories; Trisha. Liz, Hockey Cheer-
leading, 2,3,4; C.Y.O. Softball,
skiing. Proms, Millie, Thanks Mom S.
Dad.
"If you want something bad enough,
you can get it, it might not come easy,
but don't give up. "
Memories: Cross Country 3,4; Track
3.4; Towers Shop, Tar Heels 'S2.
Cape Cod 'BO. Canada '73. '32,
C.Y.O.. Bridgemen, Pat, Shortline.
J.W.. D.D.. J. P.
Boo Boo-Sam
1 5 Cedar St.
Business Owner
"Life is like a sandwich: The more you
add to it. the better it becomes!"
Raider
2 Clark St.
Sport's Announcer
47
I
1 S Bellingham Ave.
^^^fl>^ ^ "C. Currant
34 Bettinson Ave.
Success
"I don't wanna fade away. "
Springatein
Memories: Beepa 8/25/3 1 . Anthony
4/2/B2, Mark 10/23/32. 9/4/B 1 ,
Lynde: DC. D.F., LF, El. PP. RD,
M.S.. PKP 2.3.4; May 1.2. "B" "The
Conner"
Ga&sanc/ra . /. () 'ul/i//e
Sam
42 Norwood St.
Cosmetologist
"Young hearts be free tonight — time
is on your side ..."
— R. Stewart
Memories: Hotline. Fr. Bth period. "M
& M's". Baloney, "audrey" 4/1Q/B2,
Rod Stewart, Cook. S Cloth. 1 ; B/20/
B2 Cape Cod, Lewis St., Michele,
Debbie, 3/24/BO Eddie.
Joe
1 9 Hadkall Ave.
Machinist
"Out there is a fortune waiting to be
had. If you think I'm gonna let it go your
mad. You got another thing comin. "
Judas Priest
Memories: Machine Shop, Food
Fights
493 Ferry St.
Success
"A success is one who decided to suc-
ceed — and worked. A failure is one
who decided to succeed — and
wished. "
Ward
42 Autumn St.
Hairdresser
"A fool will lose tomorrow reaching
back for yesterday. "
Memories: Three Muskerteers,
(Barb & Use) Mary, Carney's room,
Maddy's room. Colell's room.
Bill
27 Clinton St.
Lew enforcement
"The days of our youth are the days of
our glory"
Memories: EHS Basketball 2. J. V. "S:
EHS Basketball 4 varsity: oceanogra-
phy 4. Chemistry Gr. 1 1 .
Mentis Man
493 Broadway
Computer Technician
Memories: Shuman's Parties, Wilder-
ness trips, Surfin, Stadium.
4B
"Jay"
3B Sea St.
"Leave out conditione —
Courageous Convictions,
Will drag the dream into existence. "
Memories: Track 2.3,4, C'Streat.
"Life is too short to learn everything,
but long enough to try. "
Memories: T. V. 1.2.3.4; Kutrubes'
funny fables; So-called Sociology
Class; Leaving early.
"I'd rather laugh with sinners than cry
with saint's cuz sinners have much
more fun. "
Memories: Summer B2. F.T.W..
Mickey. Joey, Lisa-jo, Family Living.
Ms. DeFeo. Thanks Ma. Clothing I.
Foods I. 7/27/B2. Michele F.
S7 Cleveland Ave.
"We are here to add what we can to
life. Not to get what we can from it. "
1 1 "7 Irving St.
Photographer
B Grover St.
Fashion Designer
■4a
□es
21 Rear Pnescoct St.
Business
To succeed in life you should work
hard at what-ever your doing, never
quit and have a mind of your own.
Memories: Soccer 1 , The Prescott
Boys. Mon S Dad.
Pete
743 Trull Rd.
Architect
"A man is always a prey to his truths
once he has admitted them. He can-
not free himself from them. "
Memories: D.R.. K.D.. T. C. P. K..
F.F.. T. B.. MR. M. FR. Prom King &
Wknd, Mr. S Mrs. M, lnski"s
<Susa/i {/)f(y't
1 e Shirley St.
Business Management
Through years past there were mem-
ories to be cherished. In the future,
time to provide more memories, but
make the best of today for the future
than the past.
Memories: Yearbook Staff. Guidance
Aid A. Summer 82'. Swampscott.
M&D.
Turtle
1 SB Russell St.
Business
"Nothing is there more friendly to a
man than a friend in need. "
Hazlitt
Memories: R. S. P. . Soccer. Tower's
Va Hr. . Weight Room, M. D. B. ceme-
tery
J-9
1 B5 Bradford St.
Fashion Merchandising
"Time passes, people change, but
memories never die. "
Memories: P.K.P. 2.3.4; Tennis.
Skiing, Boom-Boom. M.G.H.. Pep
Squad. Science Club. "Friends",
Algebra II.
"Lee"
S7B Broadway
Child Psychologist
We slowly drift apart but memories
linger treasured in our hearts.
Memories: Football Cheerleader 2.3,
capt. A, secretary 2. 3, 4; prom com-
mittee 3.4; guidance aid. Yearbook,
B.F.F., K-L-D-S-J-L-. E. S. . Football
parties, Peter S/14/yB. limo. Junior
picnic, class day usherette. MS.D.
1 5 Locust St.
Dental Hygienist
"If you can imagine it. you can achieve
It, if you can dream it, you can become
It!"
Memories: Varsity Tennis Team 3.4;
Field Hockey 1 . E-Club4. Science Club
A, Sailing. "Virginia" D.F. R.B.
Swampscott Thanks Mom and Dad.
DiNap
S Washington St.
Recording Engineer
"Nothing can bring you peace but
yourself. "
— Emerson
Memories: Football 4. Track 1.2.4;
E-Club 4, Michelle 11/19/B1, "The
Meadow"
50
0,
A.
2B Fuller St.
Success
"It's the laughter we'll remember
Whenever we remember the way we
Memories: Football Cheerleader
2.3.4. Co-Capt. 4: Student Council
S.4: Jr. & Sr. Proms. Sr. Prom Com-
mittee. B. F. F. — L-K-L-S-J-L. E. S..
Journey (OAJ, TLF-Rockey B/1 14/B1
Janice (S. Q)oAer(^
1 Fairlawn St.
F*hysicai Therapist
"All your dreams will come true in the
end. "
Memories: Cross Country 1,2.3.4
capt. 4; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 capt. A; E Club
2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4; Yearbook. L. L.C..
I m no. Winthnop "S2". Feet. Bf's.
BHBB. RAH! S.T., CD. O. F. N. 's.
Scud Q^oncUio-
SA Stuart St.
Success
I finally made it.
I never had anything to lose.
Now its' time, to do what I want to do.
Memories: Football 1.2.3,4; Basket-
bell 1 ,2,3.4; Jeffrey Jewelers Award
4. E Club 2,3.4; Science Club. Sr.
Prom Committee. Shuman's house.
Stadium. S. I.H.O.T. B.
Kim
B Hatch St.
Business
"Be yourself because everyone likes
you better that way. "
Memories: Basketball 1.2.3,4; Mr.
□olaw's phsy. room sessions with
Karen KD S JB Sheila
□ebbie
B2 Prescott St.
Medical Secretary
"Take your time, think a lot, think of
everything you've got, you'll still be
here tomorrow your dreams may
not. "
Memories: Richie 1 0/1 5/BO, RTE 1 ,
Prom, Summer B1, New Hamshire
SF/AF, D.M.; M. D.
1 1 Baldwin Terr.
Success
The great pleasure in life is doing what
people say you cannot do. Memories:
Class Day Usherette; Spanish III
Class; Stuart's Softball; Summer of
1980; Typing I Class; 1 1/ia/B2.
darnel ^. 0rmx>S
Dan
1 43 Jefferson Ave.
Psychologist
"Give every man thine ear, but few thy
voice. "
Shakespeare
Memories: WW 2. Pleasant St.. En-
glish 1 .2,3; Woodlawn, Projects, S.T.
Seter Q)urcmt>
116 High St.
"There is no failure except in no longer
trying. "
Hubbard
Memories: Football 1,2,3; National
Honor Society 3,4; E-Club 3.
51
20 High St.
"Success"
"To live life in your own way . . .
CO reach the goals which you have set
for yourself . . .
to be the you that you want to be . . .
that is success. "
Memories: Soccer 2,3, Capt. A\ E-
Club3,4; Science Club. Key Club 3. 4;
Junior Prom. C.Y.O. , Ma
Phil
39 Floyd St.
"AM your life you've waited for a chance
where you'll fit into the plan you're
master of your own destiny. Given'
take the best you can. "
Triumph
Memories: Boston Garden. AC/DC,
"Froggy". "M.F.U.'s". "How's
Mario?", Black Leather. 7/2B/e 1 .
220 Russell St.
Lawyer
"I guess I'll move along
I'm looking for a good time!"
Commodores
Memories: Anthony 11/1Q/S1. Lisa,
Michele, Roberta. Maria. Donna,
jkckctmdj, "PKP" — Sec. 2.3 — Presi-
dent A; Hotline, "The Wall", E.B.,
Proms, National Honor Society, Ma S
□ad.
6arme/a S^inMito-
"Eepo"
52 High St.
Airline Reservationist
After ell that's been said and done . . .
we'll remember the good times . . .
Memories: Friends. International
Club, V. President A, Yearbook Staff,
Italia '82 World Cup, Gianni, Ciccono,
Cuz, Anna, Toto, Mimma, Summer
''7'7, T.L.S., Italian Connection,
G. A.E.P.P.F.C.D.D.
51 Swan St.
Terry
S Baldwin Ter.
Happiness — Jerry
The moment may be temporary, but
Che memory is forever.
Memories: SJR, PG-Merie, Food-
master- Jerry, 9/1 1/82, Roses,
"Love me tomorrow", Teddy Bear, X-
mas '82, DH-NYE, 9/21/81.
Lee
■79 Central Av.
The future is real
And not so far away
Ic's not the deal
It's how you pley.
Memories: K.Y. . MM, T, Drive In, J's,
Minis' Dolls, 4: 30 em, Hempton, Cen-
terfold, lunch hour, R.L. , Senviti's,
Froggy, Lee, Jr.
1 1 Knox Pk.
Nurse
The mind is a computer. You get out
of it as much as you put in.
Memories: Internationel Club, Nation-
el Honor Society, Bio. Labs, Plant
room.
52
0amc/ ^lammia
Dave
20 South Ferry St.
Fleet
1 O Beacon St.
Financial Analyst
"I cannot change yesterday. I can only
make the most of today. And look with
hope coward tomorrow. "
Memories: Field Hockey 1.2,3,4;
Softball 1,2.3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; E-Club
1.2,3,4; "sailing". B. F. 's, Shary, E. P. .
J D., G.C., Gobble, O.F.N. 'a,
B.H.B.B., "O". L.L.C.
El
1 36 Main St.
Missionary
Some things have to be believed to be
seen.
Memories: A. F. , G. R. , Spanish Class
Field Trips, International Club, M S
M's. Fire Drills, B.F., D.H., Home
Room.
Fitz
1 4 Swan St.
Many dreams come true and some
have silver linings, I live for my
dreams and a pocket full of Gold!
Memories: S. S.P. , L. D. , Spr. Rm. ,
F.E.
B3 Bucknam St.
Accounting
"If you can dream it, you can achieve it.
If you can think it. you can become it. "
Memories: Summer '32. New Hamp-
shire, S. S. P. Guidance. SFIDD. D.M.
- M.D., R.B.
Cap'n Bob
1 5 Welbur St.
Musician
"Imagination is more important than
knowledge. " Einstein
Memories: Getting snowballed while
in the bend at the 1 373 Everett-
Chelsea football game.
Kath
26 Clifton Ave.
Happiness
"Spread your wings . . . seek the
farthest reaches of your world. "
Memories: T. R. , P. E., F. , F.T.A., Se-
nior Year. Science Fair.
1 SS Russell St.
Business Man
Memories: Hockey 1,3.4; Park Hills.
Spinella's Class
53
1 67 Gnover St.
"Winter. Spring. Summer, Fall
I will always be playing basketball. "
Memories: Basketball 1,2.3. Tri
Capt. 4; National Honor Society 3,4;
E Club 2,3; Vice Pres. 4; YM's.
"Brillo"
21 Wall St.
Restaurant Owner
It isn't the beginning which matters,
it's the end which really counts.
Memories; S.S. P. . All the Rats, The
Park and cellar gigs, Pepperos, Mr.
Mike's. Salisbury Beach. Sheila an un-
cepected swim in the Mts.
2"7A Baldwin Ave.
Auto Mechanic
My life passes by the air. the times are
tough I'll try to bear, the memories I
cherish will always be there. "
1 OS Swam St.
To stay alive.
"Success is a journey, not a destina-
Ben Sevalland
Mich
1 6 Winthrop St.
Mrs. James Clark
Time is: Too long for those who
grieve, Too short for those who re-
joice. But for those who live. Time is
eternal.
Memories: Lake Winnepesaukee, "7/
21/B1 , Jim, Sandra, Debbie, Jr. SSr.
Prom, Hotline, Mrs. Lucci.
"Lee"
24 Adams Ave.
Mrs. Steven F. Nuzzo
"The pages may crumble and the ink
someday fade, but never the memo-
ries of friends I have made. "
Memories: Steven Nuzzo 3/1 3/82 —
"Moe, You're askin' me"?"
Betty
141 Broadway
Accountant
"If you love something set it free
If it comes back its yours
If It doesn't it never was. "
Memories: Chorus, WMH, The
Lyode, John 11-16-BO, L.F., D. F. ,
L.S., DC S.M.. J.C.. Karen. The
beach. Summer of "B1 ". "My Family".
Senior Year. Freshman Year.
"Jimmy"
20S4 Revere Beach Parkway
Business Owner
Greatness comes to those who have
courage and determination.
Memories: Football 1. G.B.L.
Champs. Palace Prom. Dress up day.
Christmas party. Kim
54
1
1 Ad Fuller St.
Accountant
Give to the world the best you have,
and the best will come back to you.
Memories: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Soc-
cer 3.4; International Club 3, 4; "E"
Club 4.
Boom-Boom
415 Main St.
Nurse
Dont walk behind 1 may not lead.
Don't walk before me I may not follow.
Just walk beside me and be my friend.
Memories: Summer of B2, Chris, s.,
Beth N. , Anthony, R. . Foods Room,
Thanks Mom & Dad
Lucy
1 3 Bradford St.
Success
"Time is precious but truth is more
precious than time. "
Memories: Ted 4/2B/B2, Libby Liz-
zards, P.J.M. / L.G.B.F.'s, M.S.,
A. G. , Freddy's Room.
'37 Forest Ave.
Air Force
"If you meet me have some courtesy,
have some sympathy, and some
taste. "
Rolling Stones
Memories: Jay '32. Summer 'B2. The
Big Blue Bomber, 440-Four, Frank.
"Eddy", Star, A.S.P.. Kev, Band
1 ,2.3.
226 Bradford St.
Pediatric Nurse
"To be what we are, and to become
what we are capable of becoming, is
the only end of life." Stevenson
Memories: E-Club, Softball 2,3,; Sci-
ence Club, Yearbook Staff, D.F.,
Tweety, M.D.. (R.B.3. Chase, M.G.H.
Mom and Dad.
(jAar/es^ Si6mfv
"Chuck"
1 6 Winslow St.
Computer Technician
Greatness comes to those that dare
to sweat . . . dare to strain, and dare
the pain.
Memories: Football 1,2.3,4; Base-
ball 1,2,3; Shuman's parties, Julie,
Stadium gigs, Wilderness gigs, tent
gig-
Q)e6oraA/ Jf^. •^remc'
Debbie
67 Dartmouth St.
"There is always tomorrow for
dreams to come true tomorrow is not
far away. "
Memories; Nicky 11/7/73: CO..
D.D., M.K., L.S., C.Z. — (ffl. Basket-
ball 1,2, Hotline 3, Guidance Aide,
F.T.A. 2, Junior Year, Shuman's Par-
ties, Micki, S. M.
55
3B Maiden St.
Executive Secretary
"Nothing can bring you peace but
yourself. " Emerson
Memories: Chorus 1,2.3,4; friends.
Junior Prom, Thanks Mom and Dad.
Krissy
1 SO Vine St.
Legal Secretary
"Cherish yesterday, live today,
dream tomorrow. "
Memories: P. K.P. 2, 3, 4; Hotline 3,
Julie. Carole, Terri, Kelly. Maria.
Sheryle. Junior and Senior Prom, S.
Beach. T. Fair. E. Square. M. S. Par-
ties, CFIoridaJ.
and
Les
"75 Harvard St.
Stewardess
Be consistent in your thoughts;
Steadfast be your words. Be slow to
answer.
Memories: Friends? — L. W. . CD..
L.C., L.B., Pleasant Street. Jr.
Gloucester Gigs. Seiger. Guidance
aid. Westminster. Michael. Lynne.
Tommy. "Ma".
3 Elwood St.
Hairdresser
Good times are like friends and I had
the best.
Memories: Dress-up day. Topsfield.
NASC. Thanks — Kim. Lisa. Denise.
Sharon — 4-eva friends. Stars. S/22/
as. CO.. D.G.. Florida. K.R., My
Family. Bobby.
K.K.
53 Ashton St.
Accountant
"There are those special memories
we cherish through the years most of
them were happy a few touched by
tears! "
Memories: My family, I Love You Jay,
A. S.P. , Smurf, Louises Village, Jr.
Prom, Maria's house. Patty.
Rich
1 A Stevenson Ave.
Interior Design
"One thing is for sure, only time will
tell."
Asia
Memories: M.D., Upholstery Shop.
Friends. Men at work, S and G Sum-
mer Tennis '32.
Annie
1 1 3 Gledhill Ave.
Business Administration
"Want some candy"
M.D.
Memories: Junior Prom. Robin.
Michele. Kelley. Ann. Thanks Ma and
Dad. W.M.H.. P.M.
1 25 Chelsea St.
Electrical Engineer
"A success is one who decided to suc-
ceed — and worked. A failure is one
who decided to succeed — and
wished." Ward
Memories: Debra Gardin. Science
Club 4.
56
Walnut St.
Computer Programmer
"Remember yesterday.
Ponder tomorrow, but
Live for today. "
Memories: Track 1 . Softball 3, Inter-
national Club 3. Summer of 'B1,
Maine. Jeff. S.B.. Ski Trip. Anne.
S.L.. J.B.
1 6G Bow St.
"Do you come from a land down
under.
where women glow and men plunder.
Can't you hear the thunder you better
take cover. "
"Franny"
26 Winslow St.
Lawyer
■ No matter how far apart you are.
The road to a friend is never too far. "
Memories: Football Cheerleader
2. 3. ■4; QBK; International Club, Year-
book Staff; National Honor Society;
P-om. CYO, S.N.F.P. . M-D. M.M..
CK. DR. JD, JP. JS. LM. MC. SM.
Pat
63 Tremont St.
Coaching
"This is the darkest day in history. "
McMahon
Memories; Cross Country 1.2.3,4;
Capt. 3.4; G. B. L. All Star 2. Indoor
Track 1.2.3,4; Capt. 3,4; Tennis
2.3.4; Capt., 4, Raider. D. □. . A.G..
R.R., J.R., CAT.
.^so/ jf£. ^ianatasio-
4S2 Ferry St.
Veterinarian
"Life can only be understood back-
wards; but it must be lived forwards. "
Memories: CD. 6/1 6/BO. D. I. . 3m"s.
J.T. , A. R. . Plant Room, clowns. Sec-
retary of National Honor Society,
D.L. 7/9/B2, Sail On.
'SAaron ^ fl. •^/ca
'mnn
Wealth
You can count the number of ac
quaintances you know but you car
count the number of true friends or
one hand.
Memories: Ma, prom S picnics, E
square. Kim, Lisa, Lynn, Denise,
Lynanne. Colleen, Janlne, Tommy 4/
27/81.
zer^
Honey
4 Lawrence St.
Medical Field
"Happiness is . . .
Watching a rainbow shine through the
sun. Pride for your team when it has
won. Having a friend who is trusting
and true Giving love to one who loves
you."
"Gluf"
62 Cleveland Ave.
Success
"Bend your back by the light o' the sun
you come to business your the num-
ber one. "
Squier
Memories: Sheet Metal Shop, Playing
basketball against the teachers, Lou's
class.
57
m
"Kathy"
3 Woodlawn St.
Medical Secretary
"Ain't it hard when you wake up in the
morning?" and you find that thoee
other days are gone all you have ie
memories of happiness lingering on. "
N. Young
Memories: D.J. P.. Cherry Street,
Kevin 12/1 1/B1. The Hate.
Debbie
"7 Heath St.
Special |oys and special places, speciel
friends together — The moments
pess so quickly, but the memories are
forever.
Memories: Joe 5/25/B2, Sandra.
Michele. Terry, School Street, Jr.
Prom Queen. Lennie, Halloween. Sr.
Prom.
"Teddy Bear"
B Russell St.
Wealth
Live with your dreams and try to cope
and always remember for whatever's
last there's always hope.
Memories: Jennifer Perry B/2a/B2,
Ris. S.C., J.C., J.D., F.D.
Q)amdS. 9<m/uv
1 30 Cottage St.
Success
"All that you touch, ell thet you see, ie
ell your life will ever be. " Pink Floyd
Memories: D.H. andM.C. 11-14-BO
Porter, Beli Hai. I love you Mary, Dr.
Gorilla.
D.J.
1 22 Grover St.
Zamboni Driver
Why is there never enough time to do
It right, but elweys enough time to do
It over?
Memories: Hockey 1,2,3,4 (ceptain
4), Baseball ?2. 3. 4; "E" Club 3, 4; Sci-
ence Club. Algebra II again!. Ann-
Mane, Thanks Ma and Micki.
Kim
1 25 Russell St.
Success
Keep your eyes on a dream and go for
it.
Memories: R.W. . Skating N.H. 'SO,
L.S., B.C.. M M., Summer '82,
M.D.P. . Landmarka. S. H.H., N.B..
R.R.W.. 7/24/82 Jimmy.
Rich
1 34 Chelsea St.
Sheet Metal
We live B life of fact and fantasy, we
alter circumstance to fit our needs.
Memories: Big Guy — Lov — The nose
SB
r
1 79 Broadway
Success
"Friends are for a lifetime, and I hope
the ones iVe made will last that long."
Memories: "The Bridge"
25 Lewis St.
"If you take the chance, you'll never
dream of what might have been. "
Memories: Jr. Prom, P. K. P. Sorority
2,3,4; T. L. I.. S.A.Y.O. Lisa, Susan,
Trisha, Tony 9-4-B2 forever.
Pudge
4B Adams Ave.
Business Administration
"Procrastination is the destiny of all
men! "
Memories: L.M. G.
Eddie
■44 Greenhalge Ave.
Paramedic
"Never promise more than you can
perform. "
Maxim
Memories: The Summers, Heartland,
Broadway East.
Scott' M. 9[artnett
1 04 Vernal St.
Auto Mechanics
!S: The day Ever
walked out and went to city hall to pro-
test prop. is a day to remember.
jfflauree/v ^^aZ/cmd
Moe
1 B Clarence
Success
Memories: Junior Prom, John 6/1 S/
32. N.Y.. Skipping with Lisa. Boston.
L.F., D.S., R.M., B.S., J. J., S.M.,
D.M.. D.H.. J.D., Z.S.
The Claw
39 Elsie St.
Carpenter
"Security is mortals chiefest enemy. "
Memories: D.H., T. B., and all the
front steps gang. All the summers
and friends in Maine; esp.
Islander.
The
J,
'ascone'
Mi key
A7 Estes St.
"To Make it"
You can't love one girl, you have to like
them all.
Memories: L. V. , Cape Cod Party,
"S.I.H.", "O.T. B. ", Gettin' stopped ev-
ery weekend, Shu's Party's, Especially
all my friends.
59
I
i
Joe
3 Veterans Ave.
Armed Forces
"You only live once, but if you live right
once is enough, "
Memories: The Park Hills, Halloween
Dress-up Day, The Prom, Austin
Healey Lite.
Mark
1 2 Westover St.
Business
For the great gaels of Ireland, are the
men that God made mad, for all their
wars are merry, and all their sons are
sad.
Memories: Baseball 2,3,4; Sr. Prom,
the Picnic, the Hall.
J.J.
1 B Clarence St.
Communications
Success is what you want to do, not
what others want you to do.
Memories: Science Club, Hockey 1 .
Kathy
30 Gladstone St.
If distance was measured in terms of
the heart, good friends would be only
minutes apart.
Memories: Linda, Steve, T. M., H.C. .
New York, Camping, P. K. P. 2, 3. 4;
T.T., R.L., N.V., P.M., P.M., Pam S
Rich, Jr. Prom.
By Florence St.
"If you can imagine it, you can achieve
it, if you can dream it you can become
it. "
Ward
Memories: Jr. Prom, World History
Class, Steve Rauseo 1 1/2CD/B1 .
Sparer/ ^ ^j^cmnma
513 Ferry St.
"There are things that are known and
things that are unknown; in between
the doors. "
W. Blake
Memories: Hotline, Barbra, Donna,
Dor. Cheryl P. . Dawn. Lisa. Sessions
with Kim D., Joe S Deri's wedding, A
Special Friend G. P. A. 1 2/B/BO.
Judy
225 Ferry St.
Child Development Specialist
Happy moments spent with friends,
make memories that never end.
Memories: Thenks for everything
Mom + Dad, Coco, Nana, J.C. , Jane.
D.L., B.S., L.T., T P.. Proms. Tom
12/1 1/B2, J.T. , M.C., B.C., C.Y.O.,
Summer '82 (JCST).
"Slicko"
1 3 Stevenson Ave.
Chemical Engineering
In this world we're living in we've had
our share of sorrow, answer now;
Don't give in, aim for a new tomorrow!
Memories: Bend 3,4; Track 3,4; Na-
tional Honor Society, "E" Club 4; Sci-
ence Club 4; Steph., B.R.
BO
Pat
33 Wilbur Sc.
Computer Operator
"Live for your dreams and never let
them die for dreams are what keeps
us alive. "
Memories: Maine, summer "79,
M.M.S.F.. Jr. Prom, P.O., K.D..
T.B.. R.I.. Felicia 1Q/15/B2.
aiute
Bertha
743 Broadway
Happiness
Remember me and keep in mind, a
good friend is hard to find.
Memories: Band 1,2.3: Field Hockey
3.4; Basketball 3,4: Track 3.4; Sp
38, B. Bootball, "E" Club 3.4; Big
Bird. Weasel Slick.
Lee
"743 Broadway
Technology
"No one is useless in this world, who
lightens the burden of it for anyone
else. "
C. Dickens
Memories: Bill -n- Lee. Beth. Deb.
Dawn. Law, Doreen, Carol, Terry,
Band 2,3,4; Senior Dress-up Day.
Kat
1 6 Walnut St.
Success
See Ya! , See Ya Later! , Everett High
School!
Memories: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soft-
ball 1,2,3.4; Field Hockey 1; Basket-
ball Tournament 'B2, Softball Tourna-
ment "B2, The Awesome Threesome,
Fire alarm, "The Bubs!". All the gigs,
■ Shaken". P.T.G.H.T., S.S.F.
Beth
B4 Gledhill Ave.
Computer Programmer
"Only time will tell" Asia
Memories — F.D.A., Chem club
2,3,4; Ken? M.P.M. Debdawlelaw;
Bio; R.B.; F.H.; S.D.U.D.
W.A.H.L.B.; B.E.D.; D.B.A.B.J.
O.M.G.J.C. ; I need a pass; Today's
day 3, isn't if? M. P. A. P. W. W. A. G. ;
Winter fest; skiing; such a Genius!
"Kitt"
205 Ferry St.
Chemical Engineer
"Through all knowledge man can con-
trol his fate. "
Memories: CSP, Sunoco Hill, Jr.
Prom. Harold Nat. Park. Fridays.
Summer of S2. Mr. Leo's office. Deb-
bie 2/16/S1.
43 Cottage St.
"Sometimes nothing's a really cool
hand. "
Memories — Luke. Common's Apples
CB/B2). Spinn. . Squeegy, Manhattan.
Greensboro, Wa. D.C., Who. play.
Pink Chalk, choa-Sam.
23 Englewood Ave.
Success
Special joys and special places, special
friends together — the moments
pass so quickly but the memories are
forever.
Memories: National Honor Society,
Quiz Kids. I. A. Club. Guidance. Junior
Picnic. P. L. Room. F.G.. L.M.. Hallo-
ween 'SI . Kevin.
61
"Di"
1 42 Jefferson Ave.
Lawyer
Friendship is a special gift that gives
your heart a special lift.
Memories — J. J.. L. M. , M.R.. B.S. ,
L.T., T.P.. E.R., A.C., C.Y.O. S,3.
Summer "S2". P. S. Thanks Mom and
Dad.
Karen
7 Washington St.
Entertainer
Dreamers make the impossible
possible.
Memories: Drama 3. Maisie, 4 Bon-
nie, Softball 1.2.3.4: Track 1,2; QBK
1.2. 3, 4: Special Friends: J.T. . D.C .
C.H.. D.D.. L.F. S S.N.: Miss Guari-
no, Tom, Thanks Mom and Dad.
0. :^ofme^
1 20 Russell St.
Success and Fortune
The past is my heritage, the present
my responsibility, the future my chal-
lenge.
Memories: Hockey 1.2.3.4; "E" Club
3.4; Jr. Prom Committee. Janine 5^
a/B2. parties.
Salt and Pepper
1 1 Waters Ave.
Psychology
It is not in novelty but in habit that we
find the greatest pleasure.
Memories: Basketball 1,2; Indoor S
outdoor Track 2,3; Guidance aide
1,2; Pep Squad 1 ,2; Science Club 4;
P.M., "Hens", "J.D.J. ". "Slicko".
"Joe"
1 3 Calhoun Ave.
Wealth and Fame
It is a rough road that leads to the
heights of greatness.
Memories: Hockey 2,4.
74 Pearl St.
Cosmotologist
The times I remember are now the
past, but the memories will linger and
always will last.
Memories: Bobby Flohr (8/2 1 /SO,
Reasons "1"), Southie. Victoria Sta-
tion. Hampton. F.L., M.G.. J.L..
FOSC. ABCC.
23 Plummer St.
1 3G Fremont Ave.
Accountant
"Live each day as if it was your last, for
one day you will be sure to be right. "
Memories: Greeks, M.T. M. , Celica,
N.M. 5/23/S2, Indoor S Outdoor
track 1,2,3,4; D.F., Thanks Mom,
Dad, and Family.
B2
54 Cedar St.
Travel
Remember yesterday, Dream about
tomorrow, but live for today.
Memories: Track 1,2; C.Y.O. Mr.
M's 26. Lisa, Mary, Mildred, Betty;
Johnny's cellar, Kelly's party; Nana 3/
1 C3/B2; Mom S. Dad.
1 1 Timothy Ave.
Flight Attendant
Looking ahead to my future,
I know it's a long hard climb.
But I'm sure I'll reach my goal.
Living one day at a time.
Memories: Lisa. Mildred, Denise,
Christine, W.G. . Mr. M. 26, Thanks
Ma and Dad.
24 Ashton St.
Accountant
Some are born great,
Some achieve greatness,
and some have greatness
thrust upon them.
Memories: Chris 3/27/81, Mr. M.
26. Denise. Mary, Mildred, Betty. Ma
S Dad, Aunty Ce 1 1 /25/S2.
(ji^ruAia <S. jfloMri
Cindi
9B Woodlawn St.
Happiness
"There is no failure, except in no lon-
ger trying"
Hubbard
Memories: Drama 2,3,4; Interna-
tional Club 3, Field Hockey 4, Science
Club 4. G.B.A.R.C.. The Wiz.
63
1 O Glendale St.
"Climb high climb far, your goal the
sky, your aim the stars. "
Memories: Hockey 3,4; The Wall,
Embassy, Condominium, Proms,
April 1 O! G. M. F. , Vermont Lisa 1 O/
2Q/S1 I Love You.
"Rich"
59 Estes St.
"Crime doesn't pay . . . enough"
Memories: Miss Guarino. Mrs. Li-
vote, 2Ve walkout, skipping school.
Rose
1 5 Harrison Ave.
Success and Happiness
"Don't live in the past.
Live the present, and look
forward to the future. "
Memories: Tom 3/25/B2, Light
House, "Truly", S.P. , E.M., Jr. Prom,
4/3Q/S2. L.C., K.T., K.M., M.E.A.,
M.H.
Ree
1 55 Union St.
Modeling
"Is all we see or seem just a dream in a
dream?"
E. Poe
Memories; Long lunches. Early dis-
missal, T.V., Jr. Prom, Hampton
Beach, Algebra II, "Centerfold", M.M.
SiG.M. , Bowling, "Dolls", "Life on the
Road" — the Kinks.
.^HiisO' <S. ^ fiarra
1 28 Ferry St.
Secretary
"There are places I'll remember all my
life, though some have changed.
Some forever, not for better, some
have gone and some remain. "
— Lennon
Memories; Sophomore yr. , Good
times with friends. International Club
4; Psychology 4; D.P.. K.K.. R.S.,
S.A.
6 Timothy Ave.
Accountant
"Life goes on long after the thrill of
living is gone. "
J. Cougar
Memories: Joe 4/1 /80, Tie Maria,
L.Y.L., M B.. S.G., L.G., 11/27/B2.
Pal & Di. Anthem.
Bobby
1 8 Hampshire St.
Commercial Artist
Be yourself . . . it's the one thing you
can do better than anyone else.
Memories: Hockey 1.2.3; Key Club
3.4; C.Y.O.; Jr. Prom. Canada. Ski
Tnp. The Square, Council. P. C. , J.E..
D M.. Dad.
Sue
2G Wellington Ave.
Success
Not saying, but never needing to say,
is whst really counts.
Memories; Cheerleading 2.3, Cap. 4;
The Greene, Elysa, f/f, Ricky 1/23/82,
M.C.. Jr. Prom, My family. CO. S
D.G.. SKESL-ZOOM, Pudgie.
64
Ken
S.A Liberty Sc.
Success
God's gift to us, is oun talent and what
we do with our talent is our gift to
God.
Memories: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot-
bell 1.2,3.4; Sam ia/31/BI . the Sta-
dium, Shuman's House, O.T.B.,
S.i.H., Science Club, Ma and Dad,
Cape Cod.
. [f/cAe/e . (Jazzel'
23 Pearl St.
Nurse
"Life is to short so why waste pre-
cious time?"
P. Benatar
Memories: Basketball 2.3,4; Tech.
Tourney. Science Club 4; Fire Alarm.
JIazzocAia
Judy
10 Elm Rd.
Executive Secretary
It doesn't matter where you go, what
you do, or how much you have but who
you have beside you. "
Memories: QBK 1,2,3.4, Jr. Prom,
Libby Lizzards. K.T. . J. P., D. M. ,
□. W. . Joe 1 Q/1 Q/BO. Face's. F. S. . LY
M&D.
< Scott M. M>Aclam^
1 28 Clarence St.
Success
There is only one success — to be able
to spend your life in your own way.
Memories: Football 1.2.3,4; Hockey
1.3; Track 1.2; E-Club. National Hon-
or Society. Shu's. Stadium.
Dotty
20 Carlson Street
Success
Doing what you like is Freedom, liking
what you do is happiness.
Memories: Lisa. Tree. Al. John. Sal.
Keith. Mark. Steve. MSM's at Fire
Alarms, all my good friends and all
good times.
M>(jartA^
4 Prescott Ter.
Happiness and Success
"There is no failure except in no longer
trying"
E. Hubbard
Memories: Robyn. Heidi. Paula.
C.Y.O.
SAe/^ j1^c(jartA/^
"Shell"
4 Prescott Ter.
Happiness
"The days of youth are the day of our
glory. "
Lord Byron
Memories: N. Y. trip. C.Y.O. show.
Haskell Ave. . Skipping with Sue, Bowl-
ing with Michele, Hooting with Cheryl
and Mt. Climbing with Cheryl.
"Whitey"
B3 Linden St.
Navy
Money is nothing. Happiness is every-
thing
Memories: Baseball 1,2.3.4; Track
1.2; Soccer 2; MLB i/1 3/B2. Maine.
Cliffwalk. Wiggley Bridge. 1 3.
B5
Tenri
23 Maplewood Ave.
Retail Merchandising
"The pages may crumble, the ink
someday fade, but never the memo-
ries of friends I have made. "
Memories: National Honor Society
3, 4: Science Club A, Yearbook Staff.
CM., M.M., S & K.M.. A.C.. A.S.,
D.B. ; T. M.. C.C , and J.D. friends
forever.
1 1 Peirce Ave.
"As you slide down the banister of life
make sure the splinters are pointing
the other way. "
Memories; Softball 2,3; Moments of
Silence. A.R. 's I. Plant room. Chem..
S.O.L.. F.G.. C.K., A.F.. M.E.
53 Clarence St.
Paramedic
"Though the year hes passed quickly,
this year has been the best. With
memories of friends, these friends I'll
never forget. "
Memories; Basketbell. Field Hockey.
Track. "Moments of Silence". "Alice",
Ruthie, Lisa, Chris, "Spaz".
1 75 Bradford St.
Success
Believe in yourself and all things are
possible.
Memories: Dancing. Softball 2. 3; Sci-
ence Club. Yearbook Staff, D. F. ,
(R.B.). Tweety. M. D. , Ma S Dad.
chase.
274 Chelsea St.
Mac
42 Oliver St.
Happiness
"Let The Good Times Roll" THE CARS
Memories: Baseball 1,2.3,4; Foot-
ball 1 ; Hampton Beach, Kelly 2/1 5/
82, The Apartment, D, Buddies,
Shu's, Dick S Frank, Ma S Dad, E.
Staduim.
"Cher"
21 Foster St.
Travel Agent
"Love. You never know when you have
It, until you lose it) "
Memories: Vinnie Y. Junior Picnic
"CL-TI-B2" Denise, Laina, Basketball
Cheerleading 3.4; PKP, Shu's Parties
"YE".
Kinks
31 McKinley Street
Nursing
Memories; Anthony Filippone 2/27/
B2, our puppy, Kowloon, Ford LTD,
Sammy's Patio. Pudgy, Ace. Terry
Campbell, Revere Beach! ! All the par-
ties, Studio 1 1/13/B2, Lisa McKillop,
Michael, John Conway, School
Street, Ricky, Boston Garden, J.
Geils, AC/DC, Wrights Pond.
66
Cn^itA/a o . . (le/aAaarts
Cin
30 Forest Ave.
■'I did it all for you Ma. thanks Maria for
everything. "
Memories: Mr. Tower.
Sc/ioan/ „ (le/cmsofi/
"Eddie"
9 Bucknam St.
Cabinetmaker
Memories: Cabinet shop. Spinella"s
(Mr.] Class
Andy. C.
9 Griswold St.
Success
Memories: Marcia 2-22-S2, Towers
Ve hours. Dotty. D. M. , MC S SM,
Tracy. Partying Revere Beach, Skat-
ing. Vega. Tweedie Blueberry Hill,
Margret. Lyn Marsh Road, Marcia,
A.F.. B.K.
fJar^ <S. ^ iJe/o-
99 Swan Street
Accountant
"Take your time, think a lot. think of all
the things you've got For you'll still be
here tomorrow but your dreams may
not. "
Memories: Three Musketeers, Car-
ney's Room. My Friends.
"Di"
42 Warren St.
Medical Tech.
"I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I
have seen yesterday, and I love to-
day. "
Memories: Basketball 2, Softball
a.a,^; Guidance Aide, "E" Club A.
A.C., M.R.. CR.B.), CLU, Rick.
Clyde
B9 Tremont Street
Business Executive
When yesterdays dreams become the
reality of today and the hope for to-
morrow, then we can truly say we
achieved our goal.
Memories: World Geography (Dasco-
li). Psychology CDolan) Mount Hood,
The Wall. Vacation. CARDS.
Joe
1 B Coolidge St.
Chef
Chopper
52 Hancock Street
Business Management
"For they can conquer who believe
they can"
Memories: Cross Country 1,2,3; In-
door track 1.2.3.4; outdoor track
1,2,4; E Club 2.3.4; French Club 2.
"did I ever tell you about the time . . . , "
F. Leach D.L.
"Dottie"
Beach St.
Journalist
"Hold him alone truly fortunate who
has ended his life in happy well-being. "
— Aeschylus
Memories: Cross-Country 1 -4; In-
door S Outdoor Track 1 -A, Capt. 4;
Yearbook Staff SI -S3; E-Club2,3,4.
French Club, Newspaper Staff. Stu-
dent Council 1, J.M. D.L. Jr. Year.
Trisha
52 Tileston St.
Legal Secretary
Climb High
Climb Far
Your Goal the Sky
Your Aim the Star
Memories: Very Special Friends: Lisa.
Lynne. Susan. Senior S Junior
Proms: PKP-TLI! Hotline. E. Square S
T. Fair! [Florida)! B/1 /B2- 1 /I 5/82!
Bert
9A Appleton Ter.
Have a fulfilled life
"This above all: to thine own self be
true. "
Shakespeare
Memories: Band, Football games.
District auditions, Eleanor Rigby,
Dawn, Terry, Debbie, Beth, Valve oil
fight with Michael.
Gat/terme o . . f£i>/taAa/i/
32 Waverly St.
Business Administration
Look all around you
the dark clouds are far.
Stand on your tip toes
and reach for a star!
Memories: Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Jr. S.
Sr. Prom Committee, Yearbook
Staff, Guidance Aide, KXN, DIP,
G.L.A.D.T. E.S.. Wally B/2S/B 1 .
y
1
.US
<*
^^o/ui' jflofiaAcul
Jack
4 Emery St.
Master Electrician
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But
for them the rest of us could not suc-
ceed. "
Twain
Memories: Football 2. Shop Kitchen,
fish room. 72 Lincoln. Elaine. Loni.
Electrical Shop. Revere Beach.
1 29 Bucknam St.
Memories: E. H. S. Hockey Cheering
2. 3. 4; Thanks Mom. I Love You! Patti
S Tommy 10/27/82. B.B.. R.D. B. .
B.S. . L. G.. PH.. And the rest of my
family. Bye E H. S.
Peggy
"Chase your dreams to the rainbows
end and special memories will color it
in"
Memories: Homeroom 111. Sum-
mer of 8 1 . Special Places and many
good times. All my friends, work.
ema^
B4 Veterans Ave.
"Lonliness is better when it is shared. "
Cheers
Memories: Jr. Prom Committee,
Yearbook Staff, Hotline 2.3.4; Se-
nior Dress up Day. Paul 4/12/T9.
SB
iS/ai/ie . II. . Ilart/^
2S Elsie St.
Secretary
V^en time moves on and we look back
The fun Is gone The energy we lack.
Memories: Linden Street, Paul 6/2/
82
iSalricm ^ /. . (Jorris
Trishe
35 Corey St.
Happiness
"Special joys and special places, spe-
cial friends together. The moments
pass so quickly but the memories are
forever! "
Memories; Ricky. Ronnie, Forever!
Jodi, Maria, Jo, Judy, Secret
Sweetie: B/22/7B, Jimmy 7/11/B2,
Partyin' up, Bobby's, Linda.
1 1 B Woodlawn St.
Medical Secretary
It's Not so much what you do that
makes you special, it's what you are!
Memories: Scott 3/10/B1, JR.
Prom, 11/11 /B2 A. P. . Good Friends;
KB. JP. DD. AF. 'VSSN ", Ma and
□ad.
Sa&^uia/e . fJotto/a
Weez
625A Broadway
Business
We got our powers from Towers,
from his hrs.
Memories: Weight room, M.D.B.,
R.S.P. , Olds 442. Back of a truck,
B.U.M.M.
7 Elm Road
Physical Therapist
To be successful one must have great
dreams and the determination to
make those dreams come true.
Memories: Cheerleading, Student
Advisory, Sr. Prom Com. , KNX, FTA.
I Love you Mom and Dad, Faces.
CDGLT, Dawn S Lisa, C.L., AJCW,
73B.
1 3 Harding Ave.
Fashion Designer
"Enjoy the memories of good times
gone by, hold them close or say
goodbye. "
J.T.
Memories: H. R. Ill, Science Club,
English with Daisy, Humanities 4 with
Dascoli. Freshman Year, Good
Times, Friends. Summertime.
Buff
3 Emery St.
Engineer
"Do not follow where the path leads.
Rather go where there is no path and
leave a trail. "
J.R.
Memories: Basketball 3, Hockey 1 ,2;
Cross Country 2, 3; The Wall, E. S. P. .
T.A.. Wilson. T.W.A. , Vt. , Book-E.
C.M.F.
30 Thurman Pk.
Happiness
"Good times may come and go, but
memories last forever! "
Memories: Softball 1,2; QBK 1,2;
CYO. PJW. Billy, C.T. 12/10 Party.
"Motel Hell", friends. Cruise,
63
aso-
cupcakes
1 5 Oakes St.
Secretary
The greatest things happen to you,
have someone to love for the rest of
your life.
Memories: Santo's Baker, yellow
cougar, Buckieries, 4th July, Hotline
1,2; Joe T. 6/17/B1.
267 Elm St.
Accountant
"The moment is just temporary, but
the memory lasts forever"
Memories: June 12, 1 3B2, B.M. —
Jr. Prom.
95 Nichols Street
Nurse
"A success is one who decided to suc-
ceed and worked, A failure is one who
decided to succeed and wished"
Ward
Memoires: I'll never forget my
teachers, good friends, and my
Everett High.
Giggles
1 A Herbert St.
Accountant
"Hold on tight to your dreams."
— E. L. O.
Memories: C.S., J. P., L.V., F.G..
B.M., R.B., M.T., S.H., G.A., P.C..
M.M., A.D., QEK Sorority, Key Club,
W.O.A.S., "Tuna", C.Y.O., "The
Park", Guidance Aide. Sebago-
□eMato"s, Isabelle.
1 S4 Springvale Ave.
Happiness
The very best remember whens?
"Are made by very special friends. "
Memories: Field hockey 1,2,3,4,
Softball 3. G.F. — S.S. (October,
Sailing); Riverside Park, Jr. Picnic.
93, ILYF, Brian, 2/1 5/BO
Herb
1 5 Richdale Ave.
Weelth
"Treat books like your friends, never
use them. "
S.N.
Memories: E.H.S Basketball 3,4;
'The Apertment" Denise 5/14/Ba,
Basketball Initiations.
B Havirt;horne St.
Legel Secretary
"Give to the world the best you have
and the best will come back to you"
M. Bridges
Memories: TONY, LD CBFF-IOth
Gr. ). Jr. Lunch, Hr. 112, "Village".
KM, JO, TP, KSB, DMS.
1 39 Dartmouth St.
Airline Reservetionist
There are those special memories we
cherish through the years, most of
them were happy, a few touched by
tears!
Memories: Friends Forever □. D. L. D.
D.G. M.K. S. M. L. S.C.T. Shuman's
Parties, Libby Lizzards, Fitzy B/7/79,
Auntie Connie Natasha.
70
Judy
2 1 e Vine St.
Happiness
'Along the land of memory the blos-
soms never fade for near and far still
chenshed are the friendships we have
made! "
Memories; Trisha. Jeanne. Paula,
Cheryl. "I Love You Ma&Dad" Rm.
112.
Marty
A'S. Mansfield St.
Businessman
"Champion the right to be yourself,
dare to be different and set your own
pattern:
Uve your own life and follow your own
star! "
Memories: Dianne 10/20/S1. the
apartment, stadium, the bunge Hock-
ey 1.2. .4: Track 1.2..4; Science Club.
"Weekends".
'tincent ^aceccO'
Vinnie
25 Tileston St.
Civil Engineer
"Whet great thing would you attempt
if you knew you could not fail. "
Schuller
Memories: Italian Club-2. Internation-
al Club 3.4; N.H.S. — 3.4; Freshman
Soccer, Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; (cap-
tain]; Spring League 1.2,3,4; A. P. ,
"E" Club 3.4; All star team.
J^i- ^Sanarese
131 Chelsea St.
Dental Assistant
■"Never be satisfied until you've
achieved the Best. "
BL
Memories: C.Y.O. . P. B.K. 1.2; Tops-
field, Football Cheerleader 2,3.4;
Football Parties, Junior Prom, J. D. .
F.G.. M.N.. M.R.. M.R., C.T.. L.V.,
Jay 3-1 5-B2.
"Pina"
B Corey St.
Cosmetology
"To someone special
This comes to say I love you
And though I've said many times be-
fore
Love is forever . . . Love is John. "
Memories: John Lombardo — Ti amo
per vita CPina, Carmela, Gina] Mam-
ma, Papa, Italy.
"Egor"
1 33 Russell St.
Electronic Communication
"You can't always get what you want,
but if you try sometimes, you just
might find, you get what you need. "
Memories: Trips CN.Y., N.H.), Weight
Room, B.U. , Mass., Mental.
B3 Central Ave.
Happiness
Memories: Timmy. Dawn, Lisa. BSiC.
K. D. , K. J. . Judy, "I love you Ma" PSM.
L&A. Kerry.
3 Chatham Rd.
Business Management
"Winners never quit, quitters never
win. "
Memories: Basketball 1 . 2, 3 Tri-cap't
4; "7- 1 2-B2", E Club 3, 4; Tricia 3- 1 2-
B2.
71
Jeff
26 Cleveland Ave.
"What I do today is important becauee
I am exchanging a day of my life for it"
Mulligan
Memories: National Honor Society
■3. A. C.Y.O., Michelle, Anne. Peter
Harrington B/2B/S2. History 206,
Mr. Ungaro.
"Tnish"
22 Cleveland Ave.
Model
Always live your life with joy S ease
cause the good times only last for the
moment
And are gone before you believe!
Memories: Liz, Kathy, PKJDLNMD,
PG. food, Canada, Mom, dad thanks.
Rico
S4 Bartmouth St.
Announcer
Good judgement comes from experi-
ence and experience comes from
poor judgement.
Memories: Broadcasting Football
Basketing, EHS TV 2,3,4; Newsps-
per 2, 3 (Editor 3); Yearbook, Sports
Talk, Shuman's parties.
1 7 Clark St.
Rich and Famous
"Lefs just say I was testing the
bounds of reality. I was curious to see
what would happen. "
Memories: D.B. , All the parties st the
apartment. Stadium, The End It's
been a slice!
Rick
B5 Madison Ave.
Master Electrician
"Have success, snd there will always
be fools to say you have no talent. "
131 Florence St.
Ragoo
39 Plymouth St.
Programmer
"It IS so important to choose your own
life style, and not let others choose it
for you. "
Memories: Village, English II, Dick.
T.A. C11/1/B2), Riv's Room B1-B2.
Gambling.
1 79 Shuts St.
Live S Love
"Always cherish the ones so dear,
with whom you've shsred a laugh and a
tear. "
Memories: Kevin 7/20/B1 ; B.F.F.,
P R., K.M., D.L., M.S., G.R., C.Y.O.,
C.Y.O. Shows, Heartland, Val. Deb-
bie, T. M. S J.D.. The Wall, Proms.
H.O.F.
72
Tree
24 Vicconia St.
Happiness
Change is often desirable, frequently
necessary, and always inevitable
Memories: Guidance Aid. FTA, Sci-
ence Fair, J.W., D.M.. K. F. . P.E. .
Bakery . .
Tex
222 Mam St.
Business Administration
"The days of our youth are the days of
our glory. "
Einstein
Memories: Football 1,2,3,4; Jr.
Prom Comm. , The Stadium, Hamp-
ton, Shu's parties. The Truck.
Bin
1 4 Cleveland Ave.
Success
Memories: Uph. Shop. 1 9BO,
4 ever.
R.H. —
1 G"? Fremont Ave.
Psychologist
The finest kind of friendship is be-
tween people who expect a great deel
of each other but never ask it.
Memories: National Honor Society,
Key Club, Blood Drives. M.M.. The
Clowns, The three M's.
Mickey
64 1 Broadway
Mrs. Fiorentino
"There never seems to be enough
time to do the things you want once
you find them."
Memories: I Love you Ricky 3/3/BG,
Foreigner Concert Cape Cod
Weekend. Softball, Cindy. Cyndie.
Sheila, Michele, Marianne. Close
Calls.
Richie
257 Main St.
Business Administrator
"One today is worth two tomorrow's,
what I am to be. I am now beginning. "
Memories: Band 1,2,3.4; Key Club
a, 3; WHS, 2yth Band V. P. 3. Presi-
dent 4.
McAe/e yU.
20 Fairmount St.
Success & Happiness
"With every rising of the sun, think of
your life as just begun. "
Keats
Memories: Softball. Junior Prom
Committee. Guidance Aide. Science
Club Committee. Yearbook Staff.
Proms. Parties, Ski Trip. Topsfield.
CR. B. ], chase, CD. F. ), A. C. , D. M. . J. P. .
Muggsy 12/23/32.
"Spider"
37 Pleasant View Ave.
Culinary Arts
"All the world's a stage, and all the
men and women merely players. "
Memories: Crimson Players 1.2, 3,
Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Art 1,2,3;
Blood Drive 3,4; Science Club 4,
"Bubbles", "Walkout".
1 56 Chelsea St.
Chef
"So any time somebody needs you
Don't let 'em down although it grieves
you.
Someday you'll need someone like
they do
Lookin' for what you knew. "
Led Zeppelin
Memories: Football 2,4; Shuman's
parties, the Square, Stadium gigs.
Tent gigs.
M 9tacco-
"Gulie"
42 Norwood St.
Success and Happiness
"Life is just a party, and parties were
meant to last! "
Memories: Krissy, Carole, Terri, Kel-
ly, Cindy, Maria, Sherylel S. Beach! all
the boys especially Chucky 4-3G-B2,
New Year Eve, Marc's Proms. E.
Square. V.P.P.K.P., 2.3.4! (Florida]
Mr. Stella.
4 1 May St.
Writer
When you look beck to see how far
you've come you know the best has
lUst begun.
Memories: Trisha. Lynne, Susan.
PKP-TLI! Junior S Senior Proms. T-
Fair, [Florida)! April 1 0! Paul. I love
you! 1Q-20-ai, Condominium.
B Hazel Park
Medical Lab Tech.
"One often passes from love to ambi-
tion, but one rarely returns from
ambition to love"
La Rochefoucauld: Maxisma
Memories: Football cheering 2,3,4;
Science Club 4; Indoor track 1 , Junior
Prom S Senior Prom Committee,
E.M., J R.. Brian, Yearbook Staff.
S.W. 3/22/B1.
"Em"
46 Bucknam St.
Lab Research
"I know you. you know me, One thing I
can tell you is you've got to be free. "
Lennon
Memories: Chorus 1.2.3.4; Interna-
tibnel Club 3,4; National y\of-\or Soci-
ety 3,4; Science Club 4; Yearbook
Staff 4; Maria, Brian, Junior Prom.
114 Cleveland Ave.
Success
On the wings of life fly as high as you
can go. Don't ever let your dreams
fall. Remember every individual was
born free.
Memories: Junior Prom Stag-Ve, hot-
line. Pleasant Street, Gloucester, "I'll
Always Love My Mama".
74
Ruggier
1 1 ^ Cleveland Ave.
Success
Do with friends what you do with
books. Always have them but never
use them.
Memories: Susan Hart 1 /IS/81,
B.R.P.. The Hurst, The O's, Medug-
no, Scurto. Masiello. Franco.
(Ra^mofii/ (Russe//
Ray
1 28 Union St.
Environmental Science
Defer not till tomorrow to be wise,
tomorrow's sun to thee may never
rise.
— Congreve
Tom
88 Cleveland Ave.
Attorney
"Some people see things as they are
and ask why, I dream of things that
aren't and ask why not. "
R.F.K.
Memories: Football 2,3,4; Track
1,2,3; French Club, Newspaper,
Sports Ed, National Honor Society,
E-Club, Quiz Kids.
BO Dartmouth St.
Happiness
The past is my heritage.
The present my responsibility.
The future my challenge.
Memories: International Club, Trea-
surer. It. Club. Science Club, Year-
book Staff, It. Night, World Cup '32,
Mimma, Rosa, Carmela, Tom. A. C.
S Linden PI.
Engineer
"Do with friends as you do with your
books, have them where you can find
them, but seldom use them. "
Emerson
Memories: National Honor Society
3.4; French Club 1,2; International
Club 4.
^^Mi^ine tfamie//a
Pina
3 Henderson St.
Cosmetologist
If you love something set it free
If it returns it is yours
If it doesn't it was never.
Memories: Best friends. Carmela,
Pina. Gina. Celeste, F. D. . G.P.,
"World Cup Championship 32". Italia,
Thanks Mom and Dad.
Scutzie
1 GO Clark St.
Success
"Walking this rockie road wondering
where my life is leading nobody knows
rollin on to the bitter end. "
Bad Co.
Memories: MT. Hood, Auto, family S.
friends, Mike cellar, concerts. Par-
ties, Swan St. Park, The hill.
Sissy
58 Harvard St.
I bet we've been together for a million
years, and I know we'll be together a
million more.
Memories: Frank 3/22/B2. Tracy and
Ricky, Bagelswith Cream Cheese,
Halloween, Loverboy, The Cape,
Track 1.2.
75
Tna
as Waverly Ave.
International Stockholder
It's like we've been together for a mil-
lion years and I don't remember what I
ever did before.
Memories: Ricky. '7/A/QO. Annette
and Frank. Bagels with cream cheese,
Loverboy, Halloween, the rink, mmpl.
our tree, summers.
"Ta"
1 OO Wyllis Ave.
Medical Profession
"A farewell is necessary before you
can meet again. And meeting again,
after moments or lifetimes is certain
for those who are friends. "
Bach
Memories: Basketball 1.2; Student
Council 1,3; Jr. Prom Com. , Science
Club, B. R.P.. J-9, B.C., M.M.. G.P. ,
Bambi, M.G. H.
5^/1^7 'f/iea
AA Waverly Ave.
Legal Secretary
"Why not think about times to come,
and not about the things you've done.
If your life was bad to you. just think
what tomorrow will do. "
Fleetwood Mac
Memories: Pleas. St. , Maxie, Mia,
Ron, Kits, K.R.. Ma and Dad,
Matthew.
jilaruume ^SAfcAan^
Mane
6 Rosedale Ave.
Graduate
Only the good die young so I'll live
forever.
Memories: I Love ya. Ma S Dad. Tom-
my 5/23/79, Alice Charbonnier, Sum-
mer of 'BO, Ginny S. Kenny, Mrs. Luc-
ci's Room.
1^
jfiarie' (S. S/iee/ia/i
6 Grover St.
Success and Happiness
"When you wish upon a star, your
dreams will take you very far, but
when you wish upon a dream life's not
always what it seems. "
Memories: My friends and teachers
at Everett High.
C)Art& < yA(H/Mit€iu/
Chris
B2 Bow St.
Cabinetmeker
I know that you believe you under-
stand what you understand what you
think I said But I am sure you realize
that what you heard is not what I
meant.
Memories; Spinella'e CMr. ) Class.
flare t JAuman'
Nitchske
•42 Francis St.
Success
This is the end of the last year, but
also the beginning of a new life and
career.
Memories: Football 1,2,3,4; Fresh-
man G.B.L! E-Club A; My parties,
Hampton Beach '32. Stadium, S. I.H.,
O.T.B.
Sery
47 Jefferson Ave.
Businessman
"If you can imagine it, you can achieve
it. If you can dream it, you can become
it. "
Memories: Football 1,2,3,4; Track
2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Student Council
3,4; Student Advisory 4; E-Club 3,4;
International Club 4; Quiz Kids, Man-
ganaro Award, Shu's House, Sta-
dium.
7B
1 S"? Glendale St.
jfe is what you make it out of in this
vortd.
vier-nories; Glee Club 1,2; Cross
Country 3.4; Indoor Track 2,3.4;
Dutdoor Track 1,2.
BO Mansfield St.
U.S.A. F. and Computer
Programmer
"Pessimist's Oath", "Anything that
can go wrong will do just that and
usually at the most inopportune
time. "
— Metternich
Memories: Meeting a very special
person, Bunny, from East Boston, on
June 1 B, 1 9S2.
Smitty
2 Locust St.
Computer Technician
"The best way out of a difficulty is
through it. "
Memories: Hockey 1,2,3; Outdoor
Track 1.3,4; C.Y.O.
1 42 School St.
Success and Happiness
"Special joys, special places,
Special friends together.
The moments pass so quickly.
But the memories are forever. "
Memories: Yearbook Staff, Track
(I.D.), CYO Show, French Class,
Thanks to Mom and Dad, Walter, My
Great Friends.
Campy Russell
29 Ashton St.
Accountant
"Of all the joys we'll have
Nothing will be compared
To the time that have passed
To the times we've shared." G.S.
Memories: PJW, JV Baseball, The
Green, Grover Manor.
Sol
1 2G Linden St.
Engineering
"Don't worry about it. "
Memories: lA. , Jake, 442.
GArtstine Jau/c'
"Space Shot"
21 7 Vine St.
Nurse
"Here I am on the road again, there I
am up on a stage, there I go playing
star again there I go turn the page. "
Segar
Memories: Summer S2. B.G. , A.R..
B.N., Thanks Ma, Foods Room.
Jo
1 1 G Ferry St.
Rich and Happy
The need to dream and to regret, is
oblivion of the days and of our youth.
Memories: Gianmichele Silvestre. per
sempre. Nov. 3. 1 S"78, Italia World
Cup Soccer '82. "Dudes out lunch. "
Prisco, Day 4 Study 1 2B. July 9, 'B2.
77
(jaro/& yC. fJjlKma-
31 Prescott St.
Success
Be yourself . . . It's the one thing you
cen do better than anyone else.
Memories: Cheerleading 2,3 Co-
Capt. A: Q.B.K. 1.2.3 V. P. A; S.
Beach, Proms. E-Square, T. J. , K.K. ,
M.S., D. C. , Dress-up Day, (Florida),
and especially Brian.
Kel
25 Harvey St.
Success and Happiness
Life is partly what we make it. and
partly what it is made by the friends
whom we chose!
Memories: Julie. Carole. Krissy. Terri
CS.E.. K.T., M.V.. C.G.) "PKP" Hotline
1.2.3.4; The Boys — Marc's — New
Year's Eve. S. Beach, Prom, I love you
Ma and Dad.
233 Sprlngvale Ave.
Paralegal
"Time passes people change, but the
memories last forever. "
Memories: John 3/24/BO, Nanci,
Lisa, Lisa. Leslie, Stacy, "friends".
Hotline, Guidance Aide, Junior Year.
Pleasant St.. Gloucester. WMH,
2H1 . Ma and Dad. Paula and Steve.
Dee Dee
312 Chelsea St.
Success
"Today is here. Yeeterdey is gone.
Tomorrow is near. But I still travel on
In Yesterday's tears. "
Memories: QBK. Lisa-Jo. Christine,
Peter 8/1 2/BO, John, Prom, New
Yrs. , Libbey's Lizzards, Studio, Paul
1 1/13/B2. Shorthand I, II. Sr. Lunch.
^^(^ennet/i . (I. Stona^
Kenny
1 4A Floyd St.
Travel
"Eat healthy, exercise and take care
of your body. "
iSaul M. <StraAa/i/
"Bubba"
54 McKinley St.
Success
"What you are to be, you ere now be-
coming. "
Memories: Football 2,3,4 Capt. 4;
Baseball 2.3,4; Track 4; E-Club 3,4;
Executive Comm. 4; Science Club.
"Lee-Lee"
1 B6 Russell St.
Legal Secretery
Dreams S. goals lie just aheed We'll go
our different ways. The proms &
games, they're over now. But memo-
ries cannot die.
Memories: Maria V. , Debbie W. . Peg-
gy, Boo-Boo, My Sisters. Hotline 1 -4;
Pres. 4; Patrick, Gorgeous, My
friends at E.H.S.
Dave
1 1 Glendale St.
Success
"Now some people think the world is
what it ain't. To some I'm a sinner, to
others a saint. "
Memories: Basketball 2,3; Band
1 ,2,3.4.
1 O Belligham Ave.
Printer
"Day divide's the night, night destroy 's
the day. time to run time to hide break
on through to the other side. "
Jim Morrison
Memories: The Hurst, B.R.P. . TC,
Leo, DS, bill. Joker, Sharon Marsh
gigs.
112 Nichols St.
"To be what we are. and to become
what we are capable of becoming, is
the end of life. "
— Stevenson
Memories: Brian 1/1 /B2. The Cot-
tage, Jr. Prom, D.W. . J.M., California
Girl. N.B.. L. F., K. S.. J. P.. My sister.
25 Bennett St.
Happiness and Success
Longer you live, higher you fly, smiles
you'll give, tears you'll cry. all you
touch, all you see. is all your life will
ever be.
Memories: Debbie. Beth, Paul "7/20/
B1 Beach, Polar caves, A.C. , L. S.
This
33 Jackson Ave.
Happiness
"There must be an invisible sun that
gives heat to everyone and gives us
hope when the whole day's done. "
Sting
Memories: Cape Cod Summer 'B2.
1 982 Sr. Prom. D.T., C-Street
Band. P. C. , E.O., Woodlawn.
2B Mansfield St.
Success
"Let each become all that he was cre-
ated capable of being"
Carlyle
Memories: Key Club 2.3.4; National
Honor Society Pres. A. Quiz Kids. In-
ternational Club 3.4; F.T.A. . J.D.,
A.R.. L.G.. E.V. Clowns.
Joey
54 Argyle St.
Success and Fortune
"My Specialty is being right when
other people are wrong. "
Shaw
Memories: Crimson Players 2.3.4
Pres. 3.4; A.W.. D.A.. J.C.. AM.S. ,
K.L. . C.H.. Carol; Special Friends —
Cathy. Donna; Thanks Ma and Dad,
To all my friends — so long.
73
B Road St.
Success
"What am I to do, what am I supposed
to say. I can't change the world, but I
can change the world in me. "
O.B.
Memories: Chinese Food; CD., J.D.,
1064, Little fishy, U.C.. B/30, 3/1 1,
the bubbieheads, B. F. 's babysitting.
47 High St.
Success and Happiness
"The pages may crumble, the ink
someday fade, but never the memo-
ries of friends I have made"
Memories: Hampton 'B1, N.Y.E..
K.M., L.C. , R.M., CM., C.L., M.P.A..
O.P. , M&L, B. K. P. , Well., Dr., Thanks
Carol and Dad.
VO Veterans Ave.
Computer Programmer
"To thine own self be true. "
Shakespeare
Memories: Kelly. Kiss, Mo, Wing.
Boston, Harvard Square, M. K. , East,
Revere Beach, Senior Dress-up Day,
Pac-Man.
Debbie
"70 Veterans Ave.
Accountant
"... fair dealings brings more profit in
the end. "
— Hamer
Memories: Rev. B. — M.B., Glen. P..
Fan. H., FDA-M.P., W.W., A. P. , B.K.,
L. K., T.W. , S.D.; Skiing, Winter Fest.,
Br. E., dr.; E.M. B/25/B2.
"Venez"
24 Silver Rd.
System Analysis
"For in my mind, of all mankind I love
but you alone. "
— Ballads
Memories: B. M., H.S. , W/N.G. and
gang, B.B. . S.A. . 79-BO. Sum. "BG.
B.C. gang, E.H.S., F.H., S B., Jr. yr.
w/L.E. & M.M. , J's Sum. "B2, Lefty.
"Lin"
84 Ferry St.
Computer Engineer
"A fool will lose tomorrow reaching
back for yesterday. "
Memories: Hockey Cheerleader
2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4;
International Club 4. C.Y.O.. Jr.
Prom. Joy. Mary. D.D. . Jimmy, sum-
mer of "B2".
Re
98 Walnut St.
Happiness
If you hsve one good friend in life, you
have more than your share.
Memories: 1 0/4/S0. Mom and Dad I
Love You! Q. B.K. 1 . 2. 3. 4 (Pres. ) Jr
S Sr. Prom Committee. Topsfield.
KB.. D.W.. L.S.. M.D.. M.K.
CTKJKS. My family and friends.
P. WaA^^
1 2 Hamilton St.
Happiness
"There's a future carryin' my name on
it"
Mellencamp
Memories: Cougar . . . Tree . . . Indi-
ana . . . DePavw . . . Pig . . . LCA . . .
Gym Fire Alarm . . . JR . . . McDo-
nald's . . . JCM is the BEST! !
80
"Sky"
1 5 Woodland St.
Eleccronlcs Technician
As you discover changing times,
;'s not so bad as you will find
\s you discover a changing world.
\ new direction, you must keep in
nind"
E.W, +F.
S^mories: Band 1 .2,3,4, Basketball.
QleloroA . [I. m/n
'ace
□ebbie
Thurman Park
Secretary
S iTake one day at a time, for no one
knows what tomorrow may bring.
■'Memories; "John I Love You! 2/14/
'■ •BS." C"7/B/B1). "Jr. Prom", Topsfield,
■ Maria, Lisa, Ann-Marie. Friends at
• E.H.S., North End. Colell Senior
Lunch.
Cuddles
70 Bucknam St.
Success
I'll walk on, walk on with memories of
E. H.S. and I'll never walk alone.
Memories: Mr. Prato, E.D., M M.,
A.W., M.C.. G.D.. Joey. MGM, B. F. ,
Love Ya Mom and Dad.
^ Ware/
"Lee"
21 Gilmore St.
Fashion Designer
"The moment may be temporary but
the memory lasts forever"
Memories; Junior Prom Stag.
Pleasant Street. Incedent Halloween,
Barnacles. Robin, Michele. Lynda.
Lynne. Patty. Stacey. Susan. Leslie.
Nancy. I Love You John! If it wasn't for
you Ma.
"Shawn"
234 Elm St.
Business Administration
"It is costly wisdom that is bought by
experience. " Livy: History
Memories; A.C.H.S. 1-2. Blizzard,
Western. The Crew. Basketball 1 -2.
M R. 9-22-B1 .
"Dimples"
1 "7 Hamilton St.
Data Processor
"Life belongs to the living and he who
lives must be prepared for changes. "
Goethe
Memories; Dave 2/5/B2. Mrs. M.
J.T.. C.W.. J. P.. M.G.. friends,
teachers. History 206 chem. class,
Love to Mom and Dad.
Eli
B3 Chestnut St.
Excellence
"Life is a bowl of cherries full of pits."
Memories; M.P. . Baseball 3.4; Bas-
ketball 1 , BS Chevy. County Bank,
Skeets. Senior lunch. Cooking, Ski
Trips. Boxing Ring, Stero's. Hallo-
ween "BO" Canobie Lake.
Sy Dartmouth St.
Lawyer
"To be mathematical is my goal in life;
Joy added. Sorrow subtracted
Friends multiplied and Love undi-
vided. "
Memories: WOODLAWN. Pleasant
St.. my junior year. 2 H.L. , Brian,
Susan, my friends, the girls, my fami-
ly. Guidance Aid 4.
B1
Theresa. A^. Win^
Tenpy
1 SO Union St.
Secretary
"I know many rules for success, but
only one sure rule for failure — try
pleasing everybody. "
Surope
Memories: Boston, H. Band, "Heart-
breaker", Maiden St., Dec. A. David,
Jeannie, Dawn, Lisa, Bath, Karen,
Color guard #1 .
Elwood
91 Russell St.
Comedy Acting
Life is like a bowl of cherries,
watch out for the pits.
Memories: Party Weekends, Shop
35, group and drafting, "Class of
"83".
but
Woody
91 Morris St.
Communications Technition
Your future is like a ladder to get to
the top, you must start from the
bottom.
Memories: Snd lunch Senior year.
Television Studio, Roller Palace, Cin-
dy, Typing I and II, Mrs. Mastrangalo,
Cooking — Senior.
(jarme/la ^/cumlz^
"Sam"
BO Cook Ave.
Graduate
"Some say it's holding on that makes
you strong sometimes it's letting go"
Memories: Cheering S,3 Capt. A;
Dee, Smo, Dot, Ang. , Pam IS- 17,
Jane 1 S-SO Riley's Scott 'SI ' Ma and
Dad I Love You!
Kenny
S Hawthorne St.
Success
"A success is one who decided to suc-
ceed — and worked, a failure is one
who decided to succeed — and
wished. "
Ward
Memories: Annmarie (1 S/1/S1 ), Riv'a
room, "The Bridge"
"Pete"
1 7 Francis St.
Success
It's nice to be liked )uet the way you
are.
Memories: Dee-Dee, Christine, Car-
mella, Lisa, Joanne, Cyndie, Uncle
Tommy, Aunty Lizzie, Gam, John,
Prom, QBK, Buffy, All right then.
Thanks to my family, I Love You Pat.
I
"Andy C"
36 Woodlawn Ave.
Auto Mechenic
Life ie like a sandwich the more you
add to it the better it becomes.
Memories: Cemaro Z SB, Lynn
Marsh, Burger King, Donut Maker,
Partying Rever Beech, "H.A.",
"W.A. ", "Y.A.", Blue Berry Hill Mar-
gart.
Terri
79 Summer St.
Happiness and Success
"We make a living by what we get. We
make a life by what we give. "
Memories: C.S.. K.G.. J.R., K.S.,
M.V. , Junior Prom, S. Beach, O.G.M.
IIS, Canada, P.K.P.. Basketball
Cheerleading 3.4 Cap't A.
BS
9 Hamilton Rd.
61 Veterans Ave.
Wealth
Memories: Basketball 1,3.4; Park
Hills. Spinella's Class. Tournament.
Nancy.
70 Florence St.
graduate
"Our greatest glory consists not in
never falling, but in rising every time
we fall."
Goldsmith
Memories: Field Hockey 1.2.3;
almost A. FHC. Parties with D.D. ,
Gang. Concerts 12/11/82, Hotline
with Laura S. F. : K. M.
39 Lawrence St.
Psychologist
"Happy moments now. later become
happy memories. "
Memories: Senior Prom Committee,
Yearbook Staff, Field hockey. Track,
E Club, KXN, Hotline with Donna,
L. L. C. J.S.P.. New Years Eve.,
B.F. F. , Denise. Dad.
90 Russell St.
Trillionaire
"Don't you ever get the feeling that all
your life is going by and not taking
advantage of it?"
E. Hemingway
Memories: Ruth Hull, Glendale Mobil,
J.F.S., "BS" Caddy, AVCO, B.C.,
Hedding, Mayor's son. Gams, Betty
— Cafeteria.
113 Ferry St.
AA Winthrop St.
B3
Victory
It was a tough but inspiring year for the devoted soccer
players of Everett High. This year, unlike the past, was one in
which the crimson, not only won a game but had the potential
of winning ways. This young but aggressive team was led by
the three co-captains Arthur Durkin, Vincent Pacceca and
John Amoroso. The team's record for the season was 1-11-
□. But this is merely a record. In many games, they played
hard, they played well, and most important they played as a
team.
They knew at the onset of the season that they wouldn't
have eleven standout players, but they built on what talent
was available. This year's team was a team made up of guts
and determination. This was exemplified by their first win in
two years. In Everett's first game against Maiden, the team
really showed its desire. It was a brisk afternoon game at
Edith Street Park, where the Crimson was to do battle
against Maiden. Right from the tip off, Everett High School
took over the momentum of the game by bombarding the
Maiden goal with shots. Maiden committed a penalty result-
ing in a penalty shot for the crimson. The shooter, Vincent
Pacceca, wasted no time in placing the shot in the corner of
the net to make the score 1 -□ E. H. S. Later in the second
quarter Maiden made another fatal mistake resulting in another
penalty shot for Everett High School, once again Vincent
Pacceca rose to the occasion and placed the ball in back of
the net, just inside the post. Itwasnow2-0, Everett High! In
the third quarter excellent defensive efforts by Robert Fitz-
patrick. Rich Hannefant, and Mike Brown, held Maiden from
scoring. In the closing minutes of the fourth quarter the
Crimson scored its fourth and final goal on a chip shot from
Arthur Durkin to Domingo Gonzalez.
Although the rest of the games didn't go as well, this sea-
son foreshadowed the coming of a potentially successful
soccer program at E. H.S.
Back Row: Coach Jot-in Finn, Ron Bertochhi, Roland Sampson,
Domingo Gonzalez, Franl< Dean, Co-Capt. — John Amoroso, Jenny
Wilson, John Ricci, Ken Stoddand, John Esposito. Asst. Coach — Al
Manshall. Middle Row: Michael Bnown, Charlie Snook, Danny DiCe-
sane, John Banny, Sean Casey, Robert Fitzpatrick, Allen DeVito,
John Connors. Front Row: Rich Hannefant. Hugo Aloro. Co-Capt. —
Vinnie Pacecca. Co-Capt. — Arthur Durkin, Kevin Keefe, Jim Man-
gnaviti.
jntny
Back Row: Coach Rlcupero, Ron Ferguson, Angelo Grech, Mark Gauchier, Jeff Ciulla, Glen
Aubery, Pat Consolo, Pat Green. Middle Row: John DeVito. John McCarthy. Don Harvey,
Rich Cummlngs, Jim Price, Pete Porcaro, Jim Havey. Front Row: Tracie Skane, Deanna
□evanna. Vickl Skane, Dotty Minos. Capt. — Janice Doherty, Christine DeVito. Becky
Kanan.
The 1 9B2 Croas Country team completed its sea
son on a successful note by winning the Sauguj
V. F. W. Cross Country Roadrace for the fourth year
in a row. Captain Pat Green, Jim Price, Jim Harvey
Rich Cummlngs and Glen Anbreg ran well and scoreci
the necessary points for Everett's victory. The fu-
ture of Everett's Cross Country program looks
promising because only two seniors are graduating.
Sophomore Jim Price and Jim Harvey ran well and
scored consistently all year. Other underclassmen
who gained valuable experience and will return next
year are Glen Aubreg, Dan Harvey, John McCarthy,
Peter Porcaro and John DeVito.
The girls team was led by captain Janice Doherty
who was selected to the G. B. L. All Star team Janice
had an outstanding season. She ran very well and
was the most consistent scorer for the team. She
finished up with very strong performances in the
G. B L. league meet and under very adverse condi-
tions in the Eastern Mass State meet at Franklin
Perk. Senior Tracey Skane was a consistent scorer
and ran very strong all season. The remaining team
members are all underclassmen who participated
well end gained valuable experience for next year.
They are Ellen Meniger, Deanna Devanna, Vickie
Skane, Christine DeVito. Rebeca Kanan and Mar-
garet Neal.
Back Row: Coach Tom CBibson. John DeGnegorlo. Mark LeDonne. D.J.
Hamngcon. John Dowd. Marc Fronduto. Tom Anderson. Paul Smith.
Steven Maiuri, Manager Eric Anderson. Front Row: Marty OToole. Frank
McCormlck. Mike Castano, Steven Sabella. Phil Imbrescia, Peter Maggio.
Rob DiBiase, Rich Colarusso, Sean Casey.
Coach Tom Gibson and Assistant Coach Herb
Lawrence met an eager group of skaters for this
year's varsity hockey program. Having lost an
all-star goalie and an all-star defenseman, Coach
Gibson knew the season was in trouble. Everett
high spirit and determination took command of a
not too promising season and underclassmen
skaters and seasoned juniors turned the pro-
gram into a possible tourney bound club. Junior
goalie Peter Maggio, after a few shaky starts
took charge of the nets and of this writing had
three shutouts to his credit in eleven games. Se-
nior defenseman John DeGregorio took charge
of the back corps and proved that his previous
year experience was all he needed to become one
of the best defensemen in the league. Four year
starter Mark LeDonne continued his stellar play
and led the first line down the season with his
scoring touch and play making ability. Right along
side of LeDonne was wing man Mike Castano still
hustling and grabbing of scramble goals making
him second scorer in the league through eleven
games. Surprise of the year was Frank McCor-
^mick who came along so fast as a defenseman,
that his skating ability shot him to a forward posi-
tion on the first line. His style of play com-
plemented LeDonne and Castano and made this
line the scourge of the league. Surprise number
two was that Sean Casey lad who gave fits to
opposing players with his touch, hustling checking
game. Captain D.J. Harrington led his charges by
being the indefatiguable skater and checker. His
hitting put the enemy off guard on many line shifts
and his desire to win was contagious among the
squad. Rounding out the squad were such great
contributors as Marty OToole, Mark Fronduto,
and Tommy Anderson. Late season injuries put
crimp in the team's skating and defensive
strength, but, when this is read it is hoped the
Everett will have qualified for the Tourney in East-
ern Mass hockey play. Additional juniors and
sophomores who saw and varied service, all an
integral part of the team pride were Dowd,
DiBiase, Maiuri, Smith, Colarusso, P. Maiuri, and
two freshmen, both of whom saw limited service,
goalie Imbrescia and forward Sabella. At this
point in the season Everett's record is 9-2 with
the team scoring 53 goals, an average of almost
five per game, while Maggio and the defense were
allowing only 3G goals, or an average circa 2.7
goals per game. LeDonne and Castano are both in
the running for league scoring honors and at least
five players could be under consideration for all
star ranking in the league.
1
Action
Back Row: Asst. Coach Cheryl SCaskawicz. Karen McKenzie. Jean Casey, Dawn
Zielinski. Sharon Bucchiere — Cape. Maureen Habeeb. KacKisich, Eileen Peddle. Kay
McDonald, Laura Peterson, Nancy Fennelly — Coach. Middle Row: Cindi Maiuri. Kelly
Nigro, Nancy Mitchell, Kathy Habeeb, Janet Colameta. Pam Griff m. Dawn Beradino.
Carol Dattoli. Front Row: Michelle Mongeon, Linda Ferraro, Lynn Kelly. Cathy Sirigna-
no, Susan Fleet — Capt. , Ann-Mane Mulry, Maureen McDonald. Karen Harrington.
Charlene Morrione.
If- ^-' v"
The Everett Field Hockey team finished tl
season 3-S-3 oven-all and 3-B-1 league. Tl
final two gannes of the season were two of tN
most exciting and encouraging. Against Re-
vere, Everett came from behind to score twice
with less than two minutes in the game, defeat-
ing Revere 2-1 , then against Medford, Everett
scored with less than six seconds on the clock
to come out on top 1 -□. On offense the varsity
was lead by co-captain Sharon Bucchiere who
finished the season with 3 goals and 5 assists,
Kat Kisich with four goals, and Eileen Peddle led
our team with seven assists. The defense, led
by co-captain Susan Fleet showed continuouss
and steady improvement in their individual asl
well as team play. *
The Junior Varsity team finished B-7-1.
Michelle Mongeon was their high scorer with
1 2 goals and one assist. |
After many long, hard hours practicing ana
playing this difficult sport, everyone was very
encouraged with the progress made by the
team. The Field Hockey team was a large num-
ber of young, new players who will be returning
next season. It hopes to add more players and
through long practice and much running im-
prove their record. Sharon Bucchiere and Ei-
leen Peddle were chosen to the G.B.L. 1 st All ^
Star Team and Susan Fleet to the 2nd All Star
Team.
Court Encounters
i' liliilitii
Leading the Crimson into the 1 9S2-S3 G.B.L. Basket-
ball wars will be the tri-captains Kathy Kisich, Sharon Buc-
chiere and Ruthie Boudreau. Each of these girls was a
starter in last years squad which became the first girls'
team in any sport in Everett to qualify for post-season play.
In Kat Kisich and Ruthie Boudreau, the tide will have a
strong one-two punch at guard. Both girls' are adept offen-
sive players and will work hard on the defensive end. Sharon
Bucchiere provides a strong inside game for this years
Crimson squad. The other Everett starters are Jean
Casey and Eileen Reddle. Both girls are being counted on to
provide defense and rebounding for the usually small Crim-
son starting five. As with those starters named the start-
ing five gained their places by the aggressive defense and
smart basketball that each performed.
Everett will also have experience in the back-up positions.
Michelle Mazzei and Kim Donnaruma have earned a varsity
letter in the past. Both girls are expected to make strong
connections. Karen McKenzie and Jean Casey will give the
tide further experience.
There will be five newcomers to the girls varsity team.
The strong junior is a forward named Nancy Mitchell. She is
the aggressive player who is returning after losing las'
season to an injury. Sophomore Pauline Galbraith and
Michelle Mongeon will lend depth at both guard positions.
Freshmen Janet Colameta and Ram Griffin are talented
athletes who seem destined to work their way into a regu-
lar role in the near future.
Standing: Michelle Mazzei, Ruchie BoudreauT^cineryn Bucdniere, Head
Coach — Mr. Louis Baldi, Kst Kisich. Jean Casey. Kneeling: Pam Gnff in,
Pauline Galbraith, Eileen Peddle, Michelle Mongeon, Janet Colameta,
Nancy Mitchell.
Shoot; for ^he S^ars
The Crimson hoopsters were led by tri-captains and returning starters
Mark Fialii, Steve Pendenza, and Ed Zanor. Mark Fialli the only player in Tide
basketball history to win a letter as a freshman, is a B'3" point guard who can
perform magic with the basketball. Steve Pendenza, at B'4", led last years
squad in rebounds and is an offensive killer inside. Ed Zanor, a 5' 1 □" sharp-
shooter, led the team in assists and provides the emotional heart of the
Everett squad.
There are others who helped carry the winning tradition over into the
1 982-B3 season. Paul Donatio, a power forward and last years super
sixth man, has shown great improvement and will challenge anyone inside.
Peter Chiarello, also this years football captain and standout, is an aggres-
sive defender with a shooting touch. Scott Noonan, a senior guard, has
shown a zone-breaking shooting touch. Paul Barry, a G'^" center, will give
depth to a strong rebounding front line. Varsity newcomers competing for
playing time include: Scott Conway, Joe Bucchiere, Bill Dana, Ed Barbanti,
and Jay Rhoton.
Front Row: Joe Bucchiere, Scott Noonan, Capt. — Ed Zanor. Scott
Conway. Ed Barbanti. Rear Row: Asst. Coach Bill Profena. Bill Dana, Paul
Donatio, Capt. — Mark Fialli. Paul Barry, Capt. — Steve Pendenza. Peter
Chiarello. Jay Rhoton, Head Coach John Dolan.
Football
Top: Greg Rocco. Robert Gautreau. Gary Gates, Steve DiNapoli, Jay Zackulan, Jim
Crowley, Tom Burns. Paul Harrington, Mike DiPietro. Bob McKinnon. Rich Vacca.
Richard Jacobsmeyer, John Schenna. 3rd: Tom Skane, Tony Robilard. Tom Carroll. Joe
Coviello. Vin Pomer. Bob Crafts. Mark Sylvester. Mike lascone. Hick Burke. Al Casiello.
Mike Mallo. John McKinnon. 2nd: Asst. Coach Agnetta. Eric Anderson. Joe Nigro. Ed
Doherty. Paul Redmond, John Dowd. Mark Sawyer. Mike Ciulla. Dave Masiello, Asst.
Coach Rombol. 1 st: John Siracuse. Ken Mayo. Chuck Gibson. Chris Buckley, Scott
McAdam. Co-capt. — Paul Strahan. Co-capt. — Peter Chiarello. Marc Shuman, Paul
Donatio, Paul Gushiewicz, Pat English. Tom DiNapoli. Head Coach Amermo Samo.
The longest yard
This year's edition of the Crimson Tide
finished at a disappointing 2-'7-1 . However,
with a few breaks the Tide's record could have
been easily reversed. Co-captains Paul Stra-
han and Peter Chiarello enjoyed outstanding
seasons. Strahan as a running back gaining
over 1,DOO yards as well as being a G. B.L.
All-Star and Chiarello as a tremendous out-
side linebacker and guard. Calling signals for
the Tide was Junior Paul Guskiewicz, whose
running and throwing talents made him a valu-
able asset to the Tide's attack. At ends for
the Crimson were Paul Donatio and John
Siracuse. Donatio had a great season making
several circus catches, winning the Jeffrey
Jewelers Award, and was a G. B. L. All-Star as
a safety. Siracuse had a fine season himself,
he also played defensive end and won the
Manganaro Award [given to the outstanding
lineman in the Everett-Medf ord game).
Everett's linemen were: Paul Redmond, Eric
Anderson, Chris Buckley, Mark Shuman,
Scott McAdam, and Tony Robillard. The
Everett's secondary was led by Ken Mayo
who had a great year as a defensive back also
in Everett's secondary were John Dowd and
Pat English. The Tide had some fine running
backs also: Dave Masiello, Tom DiNapoli, Pat
English, and Chuck Gibson all had fine sea-
sons rushing the ball for Everett. Despite
these fine athletes, the Tide couldn't put it all
together, but the team itself stayed together
and showed true pride in Everett High football
and the city itself. Departing seniors for the
Crimson Tide are: Marc Shuman, Peter
Chiarello, Scott MacAdam, Ken Mayo, Tony
Robillard, Paul Donatio, Tom Burns, John
Siracuse, Paul Strahan, Paul Redmond,
Chuck Gibson, Tom DiNapoli, Mark Sawyer,
Bob Crafts, Tom Carroll, Mike lascone, John
McKinnon, Ricky Burke and Billy Beradino.
The Sound of Music
The EveretC High School 1 3S2-B3 Band
The Everect High School Band stanced ics season working hard at rehearsals to get
prepared for the football season. When it came time for the football season to begin, the
band was ready and rearing to go. The performance of their half time shows consisted of
such songs as "Blaze of Glory", "In the Mood", "Eye of the Tiger". "Hill Street Blues", and
"Notre Dame", There were some new instruments added to the band this year, they were
mellophones, valved trombones, and piccolos. This year's band has proved themselves to
be better than those of the past, as they vividly illustrated at each football game and played
up a storm.
On Veterans Day, the band showed much enthusiasm playing patriotic music at the
Everett Armory for those veterans who wanted to pay tribute to their friends and relatives
lost at war.
After the football season, Christmas was right around the corner. The Band started
practicing carols for the tree lighting ceremony they attended, and for their concert at the
Centre School. The tree lighting ceremony was a success in which the band brought the
Christmas season closer. Later on m the month of December, the band played their
concert at the Centre School. In which the children and teachers enioyed very much. That
concert was the last for the year of 1 9B2. To ring in the next year, the band started
practicing pieces for the Tn-city concert which was held at the Everett High School on
March 23, 1 9B3. The other bands which participated in this concert were the Revere High
School and the Chelsea School Band. The concert went over well with Everett raising the
roof tops with their superb )ob. After that concert, it was time to start practicing music for
the Everett Spring concert which was held at Everett High School on May A. This concert
included selections from the Parlin Junior High School band and chorus, plus the Everett
High School band and chorus.
The officers for the 1 9S2-S3 band were as follows; President — Richard Rigolini,
Vice-president — Michael DeMattio, Secretary — Kelly Kenan, Treasurer — Lisa Sinatra.
The music teachers that led the EHS band are. Music Co-ordinator John DeVito, Brass
Instructor John Sullivan, and Woodwind Instructor Gary Moniz.
lie
Boy's Tennis
The Everett High School Boy's Tennis
Team is lool<ing forward to a successful
season. This year the team is co-
captained by Frank McCormick and Pat
Green.
Green was the team's number one
singles player last year, and McCor-
mick, who was paired with returning se-
nior Frank Campagna, was one of the
top doubles teams in the Greater Bos-
ton League last season.
Coach Peddle also expects much
from junior letterman Ken Lane, who
has alternated at both singles and dou-
bles and junior Steven Feinberg, who is
expected to help fill the void created by
the departure of Rich Perillo, Paul Fabri-
zio and Mark Bosco.
Frank McConmick
1 ao
Steve Holland
1S1
Eileen Peddle
Andrea DiLoneto
Anne Arsenault
GIRLS TENNIS
This year's edition of the Everett High School Girls' Tennis Team is co-
captained by returning juniors Anne Arsenault and Eileen Peddle, who will be
competing in their third season of varsity tennis.
The ranks of the Girls' Tennis Team has been depleted by last year's
graduation with Andrea DILoreto, the only other returning letterman. But
much is anticipated from the incoming freshman class and another success-
ful season is expected.
Betsy Canty
1 22
1
SUPERINTENDENT
Frederick Gibson
"It has been a pleasure to have had an association with
the 1 983 Graduating Class. Fortunately, I have involved
myself with The Class of '83 on numerous occasions,
thereby enriching my own life experiences. Recently, it has
been noticed that each graduating class from E. H.S. has
been more enjoyable and productive than the previous
year's class. Such achievement calls for an awareness that
your work has just begun. Your horizons are unlimited.
Your opportunities are for the reaching. Do not lose it; do
not waste it. We count on you to help us bring peace and
happiness to your community and country. "
M3S
PRINCIPAL
James P. McCauley
"Today will be history at midnight, never to be lived again.
So as you end this day think of great tomorrow. "
DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Michael Adams
"The most ambitious will succeed. "
SUB-MASTER
James F. Mulloy
"If students are to become personally and socially re-
sponsible adults, they must be given opportunities to
assume responsibility as students. "
SUB-MASTER
Edward Leo
"I would hope that all young men and women who have
passed through these halls remember us with fond-
ness and gratitude for the contributions we have
made to their lives. "
Mn. Lawrence A. Vozella, a resident of
Everett for over AO years, graduated
from Everett High School in 1 95^ . Af-
ter serving with the SSth Infantry Batta-
lion in Korea for 1 6 months, he con-
tinued his education at Salem State Col-
lege, where he received his Bachelor of
Science in Education in 1 SBO. At Salem
State, Mr. Vozella majored in English
studies and earned honor's as a Dean's
List student.
Following his graduation from Salem
State College, Mr. Vozella served as a
substitute teacher at Everett High
School for two years and continued his
studies at Boston University until he
was appointed a full-time teacher of En-
glish in 1 36S. He has been a member of
the faculty at EHS over the last 20
years.
In 1 372, Mr. Vozella and the late John
Boy C1 933) reorganized the "E" Club of
Everett, which is organization of former
and present varsity athletes at EHS.
The present organization has served
500 dues-paying members throughout
the country. Mr. Vozella served as pres-
ident of the "E" Club for two terms and
has served as director of the "E" Club
since 1 QVA. According to Mr. Vozella.
His proudest achievement as an "E" Club
officer was the formation of the "E" Club
Scholarship foundation, which has
awarded SS1.500 to 43 deserving
scholar-athletes from EHS since 1 373.
Another noteworthy achievement of
Mr. Vozella at EHS was realized during
his position as advisor of The Crimsarii
the school newspaper, for two years. In
1 973, The Crimson was awarded a
third place in Class One competition
among S50 school newspapers
throughout New England. The following
year. The Crimson captured a second
place award for scholastic editing and
publishing among 250 school newspap-
ers. This is the highest award the school
newspaper has ever received at EHS.
Mr. Vozella's outside interests span a
large varied field. He is a member of the
National Council of Teachers of English,
the Dante Allighieri Society, the Italian-
American Association of Everett, the
Everett Lodge of Elks, the American Red
Cross Blood Services, the Everett
Teacher's Association, and the "E" Club
of Everett. In addition, he served as the
chairman of the Everett Stadium and
Athletic Field Commission for two years
under Mayor James Plunkett.
Mr. Vozella is a strong advocate of
Aristotle's belief that it is worthwhile for
many human beings to condut a sys-
tematic inquiry into every aspect of the
natural world. Following Aristotle, he
lists Dante Alighieri and William
Shakespeare. Mr. Vozella acquieseces
with T. S. Eliot's view that Dante and
Shakespeare divide the literary world
between them, their is no third.
His parting words to the Class of
1 3B3. "If you endeavor to live by the two
Greek maximums 'Know thyself and
'Nothing in excess. ' you will achieve suc-
cess and happiness in your life. " Buona
Fortune!
Top Row: Anthony
Accardi, Lawrence
A. Vozella. Second
Row: Donna Defeo.
Nancy LaRala.
Bottom Row:
Raymond Gallagher,
Michael Roccia
135
t
Mr. Louis Baldi is a 1 966 graduate of Everecc High School. From
Everett he attended Boston College where he maintained an "A/B"
average in his major. He later went on to receive his Masters degree
from Salem State College and thirty credits beyond at various
schools of higher education.
Louis Baldi. an eleven year veteran of teaching feels that both
learning and teaching are growing experiences. "When I first started
teaching" says Mr. Baldi. "I became over involved with the facts of my
subject rather than the communication of ideas that would give stu-
dents a better understanding of their world. Now what matters most
to me is that my students react to concepts.
Mr. Baldi had an interest in history since his early days in grammer
school. "History serves several purposes" he says, "it reveals an
appreciation of the past. It is an interpretation of the greatest ideas
of mankind, found through the process of analysis. Studying history is
a mental discipline. It's a mind exercise. "
Mr. Baldi who has a complete knowledge of many famous historical
figures, feels that the ones that should be admired most are those
who helped make the world a better place for all men. "A good political
leader", he states "is someone whose policies vary with the time but
who consistently makes decisions relative to the natural rights of all
Individuals. "
"If students are able to make a quick connection between the past
and what is happening around them, they are more interested. " This
is the reason Louis Baldi feels that the 1 9th century is the most
enjoyable to teach. "I try to teach that students have a responsibility
to themselves and the society around them.
As demonstrated through his teaching methods, Mr. Baldi feels
that a good teacher is someone who is dedicated to his students not
only to his subject matter. "A teacher's function is to work for the
overall development of his students not simply the preservation of
history. " Besides teaching history, Louis Baldi coaches the Everett
High School Girls Basketball Team. "Coaching is no different than
teaching" says the experienced coach, "Just as a teacher watches a
student develop a sense of responsibility and other skills, an athletic
coach sees the same maturation occur".
When asked what advice he would like to give to the graduates of
1 9B3. Mr. Baldi said "Each person should try to establish goals for
himself and to strive to achieve them in a way that allows him to
become a better person and hopefully in a way that allows him to
make a contribution to others. "
Top Row. Louis Baldi. Second Row: Federick Leach,
JohnJuliano, Nicholas Venezia. Third Row: GaryDas-
coli, Joseph LaRossa. Bottom Row: Thomas Maddox
Mr. Leo Kutnubes is a gradu-
ate of Peabody High School.
AfCer graduation he went on to
Tufts School of Engineering
where he earned his Bachelor
of Science degree. This veter-
an teacher also boasts attend-
ing prestigious schools such
as Boston University and Har-
vard. Experience is the key fac-
tor when talking about the
great success that Leo Kut-
rubes has with his students.
He first entered the field of
teaching in the Air Force then
went on to practice his craft at
Boston University. But for the
past twenty six years Everett
High School has had the privi-
lege of receiving the services
of this fine teacher. When it
comes to Chemistry there is
none more knowlegeable than
Mr. Kutrubes.
When asked why he decided
to make science his career Leo
Kutrubes answered, "I have al-
ways had an attitude for learn-
ing new ideas and discovering
the mysteries that make
things work. " Mr. Kutrubes
feels that science's most im-
portant contribution to the ed-
ucation of a youth is its ability
to develop an analytical mind in
a student. This skill once de-
veloped through the study of
Science, " he says, "can later
be applied to learning related
to all fields. "
Many people feel that al-
though Science and its dis-
coveries can be given credit for
great strides forward in the
history of human civilization it
also has been responsible for
the development of many des-
tructive weapons. When asked
to respond to this statement
Mr. Kutrubes said, "The con-
tributions made by science far
out-weight any negative
aspects that have been
associated with it. In fact it is
not the study or application of
science that can be faulted,
rather it is the misuse of know-
lege that must be discredited. "
Outside of school Mr. Kut-
rubes works as a consulting
chemist dealing mainly with
work in the field of hematology.
"This keeps me pretty busy, "
he says, "but I make sure that I
find time to relax by going
fishing as often as possible.
His advice to the class of
1 3B3 relates to the field of
study he loves so much and
has dedicated his life to: "If you
have an inclination for Math or
Science don't procrastinate,
go to it!"
Top Row; Bernard Sullivan, Leo
Kutrubes. Second Row: Jean-
ette Frontero, Scott Ferguson,
Ernie Sordillo. Bottom Row:
Elaine SapochettI, Ann Tobin
Top Row: Virginia DeNataie. Philip Man-
tinelli. Second Row: Barbara Sargent. Third
Row: Linda Donahue, Andrew Previte. Bot-
tom Row: James Marino
141
Mr. Joseph Bognore became in-
terested in cabinet making as a youth
when at age twelve he became an
apprentice. After worl<ing as an appren-
tice for five years until his high school
graduation Mr. Bognore joined the Unit-
ed States Marine Corps and traveled to
various parts of the world in the service
of his country.
The skill and training which later be-
came the foundation for his teaching
ability was attained during his eight
years of on the job training. His ability
and value to the Everett Vocational
School over the last twenty-seven years
has been manifested through the
achievements of his students. In 1 98 1
Mr. Bognore directed Joseph lanuzzi to
a first prize victory in the Popular
Mechanicals Cabinet making contest.
The Duncan Fife Drop Leaf table con-
structed by this talented student is in
Mr. Bognore's opinion the most admir-
able achievement of his shop.
The success of the Everett Vocational
Cabinet program is probably best dis-
played by its ability to place all graduating
cabinet makers in a related job.
When confronted with a man with the
talent of Mr. Bognore one may wonder
why he has decided to teach rather than
persue cabinet making as a full time ca-
reer. In his words Joe Bognore says, "I
enjoy teaching very much. I get a thrill
out of watching the development of a
student from a novice to the ultimate
mastery of his trade. Besides, I do have
a shop of my own at home where I am
self employed as a contractor and furni-
ture maker. "
His advice for the 1 983 graduating
class is typical of this laconic man: "If you
know what you like to do. you will enjoy
your work and persue it with all your
efforts. "
Top Row: Robert Luongo.
Joseph Bognore. Second Row:
James Maloney, Christopher
Peppe, Charles Robinson. Bot-
tom Row: Anthony Pecci, Thom-
as Tower
145
1
GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT
'''If
Left to Right: John Devito, John Sullivan
Gary Moniz
I
ISO
"E" Club
The "E" Club of Everett, which
was originated by the late football
coach Dennis Gildea in 1 329, is a
sports organization consisting of
present and former varsity
athletes from Everett High
School.
One of the largest high school
sports organizations of its kind in
New England, the "E" Club has
over 550 dues-paying members
throughout the country. Mem-
bership is open to any athlete who
has earned a letter in a varsity
sport.
Each year, the "E" Club spon-
sors two dinners in November and
in May. Athletic awards, such as
the Jeffrey Jewelers Award, the
Anthony Sarno Memorial Award,
and the Sam DeRosa Memorial
Award, are presented to Crimson
athletes at these dinners.
Over the last ten years, the "E"
Club's Scholarship Foundation
has awarded S22,OOG in scholar-
ship grants to 43 deserving scho-
lar-athletes from Everett High
School. The recipients of the "E"
Club's $5GO scholarship awards
are honored as head table guests
at the annual scholarship and
awards dinner in May.
Seated: Paul Donatio, third vice-president; Sharon Bucchiere, secretary; Peter Chiarello, pres
ident; Mark Fialli. first vice-president; and Susan Fleet, second vice-president; Standing: Marc'
Shuman, executive council; Elizabeth Thistle, executive council; Paul Strahan. executive council;
and Janice Doherty. treasurer.
152
1st: Charlene DiMare. Susan Jankowski. Donna Vacca, Patty Gardin. 2nd: Janice Raso. Laurel
Cafasso. Tnicla Fialll, Sharon Kelly, Debbie Kane. 3rd: Alyse Richman. John Merenda. Jill TIberi,
Arlene Mazochia, Donna Cirino. Kriscen Gill.
Hotline
1 St: Arlene Mazochia. Patricia Bruzzese, Lisa Strange. Nancy Mahony. Nancy Coughlin, Marial
Colansanti. Laura Peterson, Donna Proto. Ken Mayo. 2nd: Tom Anderson, Peter Chiarello, David
Harrington, Lisa Ward, Stacey Ruggiero, Susan Spaulding, Nanci Wierbowicz, Marc Shuman.
3rd: Tom Burns, Julie Rocco, Carole Spano, Sheryle Erickson, Kris Golden, Kelly Stirrat, Tricia
Moccia, Karen Jannino, Kim Donnaruma, Dawn Mattolla, Sandra Cutulle, Michele Ferguson,
Cyndie Delarfano, Debbie Colaruso. 4th: Kim Borgonzi, Debbie Greene, Lisa DiGregorio, Lynn
Hallock, Marty O'Toole, Paul Strahan, Paul Donatio, Mr. Forestiere.
1 53
Career Ed Committee
These students provide assistance
to the Career Education department
by helping other students who use the
Career Infornnation Center. They also
are involved in scheduling speakers,
assembly programs, and on going to
school activities such as quiz con-
tests, blood drives, workshops and
seminars. They are particularly helpful
in the planning and presentation of
Everett High School's Career Week
Program. This program brings
together many of the area's business
professionals as informational
sources for students interested In
specific careers.
1st: Lisa Giancassio. JillTiben. Anne Arsenault. Arlene Mazochia. Elaine Psallidas. Maria Consolo.
2nd: Anna Comnnito, Alyse Richman. Lisa DiGnegonio, Donna Vacca. Kristen Gill. Patty Gandin.
Laurie Bono. 3rd: Ernie Mepa, Alan Taromino, Mr. Merenda. Mrs. Frontero. Denise Lombardi.
Quiz Kids
I
154
Front: Mark Sawyer, Jill Tiberi, Con Krane. John Siracuse. Back: Mr. Merenda.
Front: Michele Recupeno. Jocelyn Tiben. Mary Ann Foley, President — Alyse Richman. Vice-president
— Jill Tiberi. Treasurer — Denise Ragucci, Secretary — Susan Scully. Chris Sansone. Lisa Anastos.
Corinne Cassazza. Lisa Giannatasio. Mr. Malione — Faculty Advisor. 2nd: Mary Grace Nicholls. Angelai
Landry. Phyllis Eiro. Anne Arsenault. Gail Ontlen. Karen King. Laura DiPerri. Kelly Kanan. Deannaj
□evanna. Debbie Rane. 3rd: Eileen Peddle. Kathy Habeeb. Kristen Reese. Cathy Sirgnano. Nancy I
Mitchell. Karen Harrington. Andrea Flaxer. Michele Merchant. Allison Schmidt. Mary Eiro. Arlene
Mazochia. ^th: Kay McDonald. Sharon Bucchiere. Helen McLaughlin. Nancy Guinta. Laurel Cafasso.
Maria Penta. 5th: Maureen Ciulla. Rita Fournier. Rhonda lannacone. Karen Venezia. Sharon Mas-
trangelo. Marty OToole. Mike Masiello. Maureen Habeeb. Peter Caiazzo. Billy Reedy. Rita Penta. Mr.
Forrestiere — Faculty advisor, missing: Dianne Carbone. Paul Caiazzo. Christine DeVito, Rich Pettori.
Susan Janchoski. Debbie Todd. Lisa Mederios. Maria Schbelli. Bob McCathy. Gary Gates, and Bruce
MacKey — Kiwanis Advisor.
Key Club
Key Club is a civic organization
[sponsored by The Kiwanis Club of
Everett] which was organized for
the betterment of the school and
the community less than five
years ago. This year's Key Club
looks stronger than ever. Its
members are dedicated to
strengthening the community
along with developing school
spirit.
Key Club offers its services to
both the city and its schools. This
year the Key Club members have
ushered at the benefit show for
the Tifereth Isreal Pediatric
Trauma Institute, and helped out
in Everett's clean-up drives.
Officers for 1 gBS-SS are Alyse
Richman President; Jill Tiberii
Vice-President; Susan Scully Sec-
retary; and Denise Ragucci Trea-
surer. Mr. Bruce Mackey Kiwanis
advisor along with Mr. Anthony
Malione and Mr. John Forestier
Co-Faculty advisor help to direct
the efforts of the organization.
Guidance Aids
155
Science Club
The Everett High School
Science Club is a student run
organization whose purpose is
to advance science at all levels
of education.
The club is run by a six mem-
ber committee; Mary Gier-
riero, Maria Rossette,
Stephanie Larkin, Michele Riz-
zo, Edward Doherty and Jay
Rhoton. The club advisor is
Mr. Thomas Stella.
Activities such as a Science
Fair, field trips to several
museums, science demon-
strations for students at all
levels, individual student re-
search projects, and group
projects and visits to college
campuses are the activities
planned for the 1 3S2-S3
school year.
With the support and coop-
eration of its members, the
Science Club hopes to provide
the students of Everett with
the opportunity to take part in
and better understand the
role of Science in our fast
changing technological world.
Bottom: John Appnuzese. Ed Doherty, Ken Mayo, Marty O'Toole, D.J. Harrington. Peter Chiarello. Paul
Donatio, Mike Castano. Shawn Watson, Andrea DiLoretto. Michelle Rizzo, Cindi Maiuri. Mr. Stella. 2nd How:
John Dowd. Kevin Loughlin, Sean Connolly. Paul Strahan, Marc Shuman, Tom Anderson, Maria Rossetti,
Emily Roberto. Jill McKinnon. Tara Shannon, Janine DiFranza, Kathleen Habeeb. 3rd Row: Michele Mazzei,
Theresa McCormick, Andrew Lariviere. Stephine Larkin. Carol Kaslick, Debbie Ragucci. Lorraine Mucci, Glen
Robbins, Dawn Beradino, Maria Appruzese, Lisa Gimas. 5th Row: Anna Scalfani, Dominica Bottari. Frank
Dean, Anthony Triangale. Joe Fiore, Maureen McDonald, Loni Casey, Kay McDonald, Eileen Peddle. 6th Row:
Chuck Gibson. Anthony Robillard, Jim Piasecki, Kevin Williams, Ed Barbanti, Robie DiLoreto, Rosa Botta,
Antonia Cifala, Danny DeSesa, Joseph Casali, Bobby Prezioso, Greg Molly. Shawn Tulley.
Senior Prom Committee
1 56
1 St Row: Anna Commito, Marta Vincenti, Denise Diorro, Denise Lombardi. 2nd Row: Peter
Chiarello, Lisa DiGregorio, Laura Peterson, Patricia Bruzzese, Arlene Mazochia. Cathy Monahan,
Maria Rossetti. 3rd Row: Richard Burke. John Siracuse, Paul Donatio, Marc Shuman.
Row 1 : Carrie Walton. Joseph Torres. Donna Cinno. Glen Robbins. Row 2: Non-Member. Karen
King. Susan Scully. Docty Minos. Phyllis Eiro. Angela Landry. Row 3: Mark Sawyer. Tom Burns.
The Crimson
The Everett High School newspa-
per, The Crimson, is published four
times a year and printed in the Print-
ing Department of the Everett High
Vocational Section under the direc-
tion of Mr. Richard Crowe. The stu-
dents of Everett High School, staff,
write and edit the newspaper.
During the 1 9B2-S3 school year
Donna Cirino and Mark Gauthier were
co-editors with staff writers and re-
porters Susan Scully, Mark Sawyer,
Tom Burns, Michael DeMatteo, Kris-
ten Reese, William Norton, Douglas
Snook, Rhonda laconna, Colleen Chip-
man and Angela Landry. Other stu-
dents also contributed material from
time to time.
The school newspaper's photog-
rapher was Andrew Lariviere while
cartoons were provided by Adam
Chiet.
The Crimson staff provides infor-
mational news for students as well as
news about current happenings which
take place at E.H.S. Articles, edito-
rials and sports news are offered
also.
Janet Carney is the faculty advisor.
Drama Club
1st Row: Cathy Bishop. Danny Aylward. Snd Vice-Pres. — JoeCasali. Sec. — Donna Cinno. Pres.
— Joe Torres. Tres. — Ann-Mane Salemi. Vice-Pres. — Cindy Halon. Karen Lamontagne. Snd
Row: Charlene DeVito, Lauri Campbell. Carolyn Brownie. Carrie Walton. Beth Evans. Brenda
Wilcox, CIndi Maiuri. Mary Goreham. Louise Boyd. Suzette Petraglia. 3rd Row: Dan DiCesan, Pat
Consolo, Glen Robbins. Alex Lucchesi. Arthur Murphy. Doug Snook.
Baseball
15S
Noc in Picture: Kachy Cummings. Michele Duffy. Kathy Habeeb. Nancy Mitchell, Kim Caswell.
Stacie Feltch, Jackie Crafts. Laurel Caffasso. Michele Cafasso. 3rd Row; Carrie Walton. Donna
Cirino. Kathy Porter. Laura Walsh. Karen Johnson. Darlene DeJardnes. Lisa Buonopane. 2nd
Row: Kathy Gallagher. Nancy Kaslick. Charlene DeVito. Robin St. Laurent. Julie Gertz, Laura
Fink. Charlene Giuggio. 1 st Row: Tres. — Robin Huckleberry. Sec. — Maria Garrasi, Pres. —
Dawn Zielinski. Vice-Pres. — Emily Ruberto.
International Club
1 sc: Colleen Chipman. Karen, Anconia Cifala. Rosa Botta — President. Cannnela Esposito —
Vice-pr-esident. Anna Sclafani — Treasurer. Emily Huberco — Secretary, Lisa Gianatasio. Jill
Tibe"!, Deion Whitman. Paula Sclafani, John Apruzzese. 2nd Camilla Leonforte, Cathy Sirigano,
□enise Ragucci, Charlene DiMare, Heidi Crane, Anna Commito, Linda Vertulo, Cindy Fop, Michele
Capacella, Maria Schibell 3rd: Diana Willis, Laura Marra, Louie DeLisio, Donna Paccecca, Annal-
isa. Laura DiPern, Nancy Cifala, Domenica Battari. Mary Foley, Lisa Anastos, Corinne Casazza,
Anna Ferullo, Ellen French, Maunzio Pasquale, Jill Tiben, D. Haydell, Lisa Giordano. Azh: Lisa
Pendenza, Frank Dean, John Ficzpatrick, Vinnie Paccecca, Joey Coviello, Susan Scully, Laura
McGee. Fran Giordano. John Siracuse. Con Krane, Nilda Leo, Paula Francescon. Robert Sullivan.
Judy Benoit. Mr James Mirmo — Advisor
E.H.5. Television
Front: Tom DiNapoli, Paul Strahan, Paul Donatio. Neil Petrocelli, Frank DeCaro. 2nd: Gary Gates,
Tim Piasecri. Robert Carbone, Steve DiNapoli, James Mangraviti. Kevin Keefe, Todd Jacobsen.
William Murphy, Michael Juliano, Mr. Sullivan. 3rd: William Tricket, Greg Rocco, Gary Woods,
Robert Sullivan, Scott D'Entremont. Missing: Tom Burns.
1 53
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
1st: A. Cifala, E. Thistle. L. Vertullo. A. Richman, S. Fleet — Vice-Pres , J Tiben — Pres.,
L. Gianatasio — Sec. , M. Sawyer — Tres. , □. Bottan. A. Ferullo. 2nc): C. Krane. F.
Giordano. S. McAdam. J. Sicracuse. N. Wierbowicz, E. Ruberto. Mr Malione — Faculty
Advisor. 3rd: J. Wakefield. M. Castano. J. Appruzesse. J. OeGregorio. R. Sampson. L.
McGee. V. Paccecca. C. Kaslick, M. Fialli. T. Raso, P. Durant. K. Foley. T. McCormick, N.
Andon.
Blood Drive
1 St: Donna Vacca. 2nd: Alyse Richman. Jill Tiberi. Lisa
Gianatasio. 3rd: Mr. Merenda
rEARBOOK EXECUTIVE
Editors-in-Chief
Anna Comnnito
Mildred Bernier
Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Denise Lombardi
Faculty Section Editors
Antonia Cifala
Carmela Esposito
Sports Editor
Sean Connolly
Layout Editor
Rosa Botta ^^^It^
Assistant Layout Editor
Nancy Mahoney
Advertising Editor
Tom Burns
Copy Editor
Arthur Durkin
Photographer
Robert Downing
Senior Section
Dave Forman
Art
Adam Chiet
Back: Dave Forman, Sean Connolly, Peter Chiarello, Denise Lombardi, Advi-
sor — Mr. Accardi. Middle: Domenica Bottari, Carmela Esposito, Anna
Sclafani, Antonia Cifala. Rosa Botta, Adam Chiet, Arthur Durkin, Dotty
Minos. Front: Anna Commito, Mildred Bernier, Kelly Nigro, Trisia Perry,
Maria Rossetti, Emily Ruberto. Missing: Tom Burns, Bobby Downing, Lisa
DiGregorio.
Editors-in-Chief
Anna Commito Mildred Bernier
161
Special thanks from the class of 1SS3 to;
Principal James P. McCauley
and the following contributors:
Silver Fox
Joseph Messina
Tiffany's
Everett Medical
Noyes Stationary Co.
Cocco's
V
SPECIAL MEMORIES
Nan-Sue: Whatever happened to the good old days? — NB Si SJ
Thank you Ma Si Dad — Love Nancy.
NYE. MLH, L&R. LS.P, JSM 12/31/B2
B.F.F. — Lisa, Sharon. Denise, Kim. Lynanne, Lynn and Janine.
Robbie I Luv you. — Maria 6/3D/B2
I Love you Mom S. Dad — Maria.
B.F.F. Lynanne and Cherly
To my Teddybear — Love Lynne.
Muggsy I love you — Michele
Thanks Ma S Dad Love, — Michele.
Special Guy Mike — Love Tonia
Rosa thanks for being there — love ya Toni.
Rosa Tonia Mimma S. Anna my best friends Carmela
Cuz YFSiC — CARMELA
The Italian Connection Rosa, Toni, Carmela. Mimma Si Anna Friends Forever.
Rob you are the greatest and I'll always love you Rosa — Your Girl.
To Toni best friends forever — ILY Rosa.
Cuz Love you YFSC — ROSA.
Best Wishes Class Of 1 9B3
Good luck to the Hurst — Lumpy
00 La La La Let's Go . . . Kat, Buch, Monch, Bug. Feet Bat S Pete.
Laura S Denise I feel like I'm not even here! — Sharyn
Janet Loves Tony April 3. 1 3BO and Always.
Celeste: to a great friend love ya always, — Debbie.
Celeste: Remember the Pigmys — Deb
Ricky I have to tell you something important — Lynne.
1 love you Mom S Dad thanks! ! — Love Julie.
Anthony I luv you — Sheryle
Wally, I love you, — Cathy.
Tony, I love you. — Denise.
John remember all the good times! — Arlene
L — How'bout us? — A.
John love of my life! — Deb
Lynn speeding to much to East Boston? — Celeste S Susan
I love you Robert and its forever, — always Trisha.
I love you Jimmy P. — Kim
Thanks Ma, Patty — Kim
Goodbye Johnny M its been real — Donna.
I love you baby boo boo bear! ! !
KG, CS, TZ, KS. CG — you're all the best luv — JR.
Celeste remember the bubbles — love Lisa!
Tony, I love you babe! — Love Lynne
Mildred: "How do you spell — Anna
Paul thanks for the best year ever — I love you Lisa xo
S.G., L. C. T. L. I., Many more to come 5"7.
Tommy I love you — Sharon
Lynanne and Ricky B/2B/B1 .
I'll never forget you R.M.
Friends forever Mary S. Linda
*0
SO
I'll always remember L. H.
Tommy, I love you always and forever — Judy.
CK, JP, LM — Thanx for all the fun — luv Fran.
I love you, Rocky — Denise
Mini's Dolls have BB
KV. you're the best Love Ya RFJ.
3 stooges in Pattywagon
Michele Roberta Maria Lisa I missed you! — The baby.
Lisa and Peter 3/1«4/7B
Kenny and Peter don't forget the Cape! I !
Lisa I love you — Peter.
Best of Friends . . . Anna, Michele, Diane, Kim, Mary, Jill. Ann-Marie, And
Susan . . . Never Part!
Good luck L. P. , S. B., G.C. , D.A. , K. K. , R.B., J.D. Love Pam and Janet.
To Ed, Tom, Rich, all the good times at EHS Frank AA LG.
Joe: thanks for all the good times — love Judy.
Gucci — Dewey wanna? T does too! Love us! !
Miami heatwave L. T. S.L.
BM. "Tell me a secret" KN.
Good luck class of 1 9B3 — Mr. and Mrs. T. Stella and Family.
Carl I luv you 5/30/B2, — Tracy.
Debbie: thanks for always being there — Love Celeste.
Lisa: meet you at Nahant with a clamplate on the rocks — Love Celeste.
Kim loves Chris 1 1 /2G/B2
Kim: I love you! — Chris.
You're something special Steve — Love Linda
I love you! Richie, Denise, Stew! — Love Jane
Capt.
Ma, Dad and Danielle — I love you Lorraine.
To Tommy I love you — Debbie 1 1/23/B2.
Ed and Carol best of luck 1 /a/B2
Steven I Love You — Tricia.
Jay I love you, — love Karen.
Thanks Ma S. Dad, — love Karen.
Laura, Denise, Tricia, Cathy, Gail, Arlene B.F.F.
To Sharyn: I'm sorry — Sharyn
To Denise good luck
SEAS in 5 Years!
Lisa thanx I luv u! — Baby.
It's all Kelly's fault — F.N. Kelly! JR S TZ
Ricky — "NEVER" — Love "ME"
ALL OF US! H.T.
J. A. N. C. R. P. M. A. M. R.
Ricky — "I LOVE YOU!" — Susan
I'm sorry Sharyn — Love Feet 1/1 5/B1
Danny someone very special — C.
Billy, Who loves ya baby? — Love Sharyn
THANKS MR. A. — THE EDITORS
Mike, I Love You! Denise
Thank's Mr. A. — Tom
Mary, Lisa: Best of friends: Love Mildred
The coffee's gone lock up!
r
373 BROADWAY, EVERETT, MASS. 02149
PHONE 389-3111
ROBERT DiLORETO
WEDDINGS • PORTRAITS • CANDIDS
1 77
r
FORMAL WEAR RENTAL
available for your Prom
Rijsso Tux
-Shop
320 Revere Beach Parkway
Chelsea, Mass. 02150
Phone 889-1004
For the very first time, elegant
formal wear created for the
comtemporary groom by the
world's most distinguished
international designer Pierre
Cardin, New York, Paris. One of
the largest selections of Lord West
Tuxedos in New England. In blue,
gray and white, ivory and light
blue. Now in the black full dress.
Ladies Tux — Tails. Also Blazers
Bill Blass 24 colors in full drossthy
Wing collar & Ascott in all colors
Up to $10.00 discount for Prom »
tux.
Congratulation Class of 1 9S3
from
Copy QuikJ
1 73 Chelsea St.
Everett, Ma
1^
^^^^
7B
Greduations Parties Banquets Etc.
Ik Jim McCauley's
Sound System
Stereo Music For All Occasions
Complete Systems Provided — Disc
Jockeys
JIM
EVERETT.
MASSACHUSETTS
\
Congratulations Class of 1 9B3
Monsanto
Subs
Salads
THE PANTRY
63 Bucknam St.
Everett, 3S3-94S3
Groceries
Lottery
r
1^k
Jewelry
Seiko
Watches
Diamond
Jewelry
BOUVIER JEWELERS
451 Broadway
Everett Square
Everett, Mass.
3BS-1 305
Ml /A
Watch Repair
Jewelry Repair
§ Jeff
Bouvier
Certified Watchmaker
1 73
r
GOOD LUCK GRADUATES
Everett K of C
Card 1 #37
Genny Caufield
Grand Knights
Everett Square Sporting Goods, Inc.
A. "Tony" Ventura
427 BROADWAY ★ Phone 387-6530 ★ EVERETT. MASS. 02149
387-3316
423 BROADWAY
EVERETT. MASSACHUSETTS 02 149
Antxellc & Gerald Zaccardo
GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES
Deluxe Rail Restaurant
^14^1 Broadway 3S3-S71B
Everett, Ma.
Factory Authorized Timex Warranty
Service Center
JEFFREY JEWELERS INC.
432 Broadway — Everett Sq.
387-2330
"Headquarters for Everett High School
Rings" since 1 963 . . .
All watch and jewelry repair work is done on the
premises by our own craftsmen.
r
KURT W. HERNANDEZ
STAFF SERGEANT
U. S. ARMY RECRUITER
U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION
200 PLEASANT STREET
MALDEN. MA 02148
OFFICE PHONE 322-821 2 or 322-4483
EVERETT CP 387-0420
prescription shoppe
378 Broadway Everett
Anthony J. LaMonica
EHS 1951
Joseph G. LaMonica
EHS 1961
Good Luck to all the kids that Made it.
Brigham's
1 BO
• Winston-Salem
HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY
• North Carolina
Guy Garon. Hampton Falls, N H
!
m
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11